spawni
The card is now on stock @ ALTERNATE.de for 849 EURO.

Metros

Vlada011
That's warning for amateurs. You will not burn card if you pay attention.
Some risk always persist, chance to someone burn card with Precision X only is minimal, you can burn card and with stock voltage, and that's risk.
They are build to work on higher voltage than reference cards. 
One thing is very important, good cooling. People cross from reference models on fabric overclocked and think they will work and overclock same as reference and expect same temperatures, but they forget on 150-200MHz higher clock from start... +190 GPU Clock from start in this case.
Imagine card with some dual cooler and you increase slide on +190, that's default for Classified models. 
 
You can't think on 4K with single card. Even TITAN X overclocked 200MHz will not help you much.
You will not have playable fps in some games. Now everybody talk about 4K mostly to present that card have enough video memory.
At least GTX980Ti SLI for 4K. GTX980Ti is card excellent for 2560x1440p, same as single TITAN X.
In some game older you can play and 4K without filters but not in all new games with high and ultra textures.
 
 

I will be getting two Classifieds for 4K, might even get three, depends on what DirectX 12 does in games.

KickAssCop
So I was bored and feeling a bit disappointed that I haven't really done much to improve the overclocks on my PC considering I now have a new HAF X ugly as sin case.
Well guess what? I bumped some more volts into my processor and hit 4.6 Gigawatts! Processor remained at 70 C tops with only a single bump to 80 C during physics test on Core 2. All other cores were 68-70 C. I say dayem son that is tight.
 
So I run the marks and I wanted to do the following:
Firestrike break 18K with a single card Firestrike extreme break 9K with a single card Firestrike ultra break 5K with a single card
Well I got 2/3. I think I can bump my processor to about 4.7 Giga with 1.32 volts. Currently it is at 4.6 Giga with 1.3 volts.
 
Here are the results.
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Oh by the way. My card is now stable at 1502/7200 clocks so I also finally am stable at that level with a modest fan curve. The card never went past 66 C during the benches. I am in ****ing love with this setup.

jgcpop
Since no one else has, I figure I'd post a high-resolution naked picture of the GTX980Ti Classified. So here you go!

 
The GTX980 classified waterblock from EKWB should fit. There is ONE screw post on the bottom of the block (the one just past the back of the PCI-e connector) that will probably need to be shortened or milled off completely in order to not interfere with a chip, since they moved the screw hole 1" to the left on the Ti version. I'm going to try it later today and I'll post back my results. Obviously, milling off things to make it fit isn't for everybody, but hopefully this can also give a better picture to EKWB to visually verify that it'll work with the 780 blocks, since who knows when they'll get a physical copy.

Sajin

jgcpop
Since no one else has, I figure I'd post a high-resolution naked picture of the GTX980Ti Classified. So here you go!

 
The GTX980 classified waterblock from EKWB should fit. There is ONE screw post on the bottom of the block (the one just past the back of the PCI-e connector) that will probably need to be shortened or milled off completely in order to not interfere with a chip, since they moved the screw hole 1" to the left on the Ti version. I'm going to try it later today and I'll post back my results. Obviously, milling off things to make it fit isn't for everybody, but hopefully this can also give a better picture to EKWB to visually verify that it'll work with the 780 blocks, since who knows when they'll get a physical copy.

akira749
 

Nihaan980 Classified waterblock wouldnt fit to this card because of the memory right ?

Different PCB layout so...not compatible

akira749
Yes based on the PCB layouts, the 780 Classy block is compatible with the 980 Ti Classified! The confirmation is only visual at the moment but we should have a physical sample of the card soon to physically test it.

For those who already own the blocks and are ready to switch their 700 series for the 900 series, you can also confirm here if they fit too

EK_tiborrr
980 Ti Classified KPE does not fit the EK-FC980 GTX Classy KPE at all. Different beast.

jgcpop
 
My ASIC is 75.0%, by the way.

jk0520
67% ASIC on my Classified..............