Asus GTX980 ROG Matrix Platinum Review

1. Introduction2. Asus GTX980 ROG Matrix Platinum3. Super High Res Gallery4. Testing Methodology5. 3DMark Vantage6. 3DMark 117. 3DMark8. Unigine Heaven Benchmark9. Unigine Valley Benchmark10. Grid AutoSport (1080p and 1600p)11. Grid AutoSport (4k)12. Thief (1080p and 1600p)13. Thief (4k)14. Tomb Raider (1080p and 1600p)15. Tomb Raider (4k)16. Metro Last Light Redux (1080p and 1600p)17. Metro Last Light Redux (4k)18. Thermal Dynamics19. Acoustics Performance20. Power Consumption21. Overclocking22. Closing Thoughts23. View All Pages

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A final GPU rating of 19,238 points is pretty much how we would expect the ASUS card to score. Interesting to see that the Gigabyte GTX980 G1 Gaming scores a little higher, but the final figures are so close, it is negligible.

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