So if I am only planning on moderate overclocking, should I not bother with a Classified 980 Ti, Lightining or ASUS equivelant and just get something cheaper for light-moderate overclocking?

Is Batman supposed to come with the 980Ti? If so, how is it being distributed by EVGA? Got mine yesterday but no card inside the box or notice of game included.

Im sure he is still hiding in his cave.

DRY_ICE
Is Batman supposed to come with the 980Ti? If so, how is it being distributed by EVGA? Got mine yesterday but no card inside the box or notice of game included.

http://www.evga.com/artic.../Batman-Arkham-Knight/

freEVfoldinGA

DRY_ICE
Is Batman supposed to come with the 980Ti? If so, how is it being distributed by EVGA? Got mine yesterday but no card inside the box or notice of game included.

http://www.evga.com/artic.../Batman-Arkham-Knight/

Awesome thanks.

cutty22
980 ti axc sc+ still on sale at newegg

I can stand to wait a bit longer to avoid paying $20 over MSRP.

I just picked up one of the Overclocked 980 ti's that's available now, and am wondering if I would be eligible for eventually using the Step-up program to get the backplate version. I imagine it will be months down the line before this actually occurs, but I assume there is nothing wrong with doing so. Or am I off-base about this?

295NoWorkie
I just picked up one of the Overclocked 980 ti's that's available now, and am wondering if I would be eligible for eventually using the Step-up program to get the backplate version. I imagine it will be months down the line before this actually occurs, but I assume there is nothing wrong with doing so. Or am I off-base about this?

Why wouldn't you just buy a backplate and slap it on there?

fastredponycar

295NoWorkie
I just picked up one of the Overclocked 980 ti's that's available now, and am wondering if I would be eligible for eventually using the Step-up program to get the backplate version. I imagine it will be months down the line before this actually occurs, but I assume there is nothing wrong with doing so. Or am I off-base about this?

Why wouldn't you just buy a backplate and slap it on there?

That's certainly a thought. If it is easy and readily available I suppose I could give it a try. Any ETA on when the backplates would be available to buy separate?

Tiger Direct has the Reference 980 ti SC in stock...no tax for some people.  Retail price too.
 
http://www.tigerdirect.co...ails.asp?EdpNo=9763223