We do not have installed, but Bare Feats has the new Nvidia GTX980 already sent by the two Resolve standard benchmarks (Candle Light and Flash). And even though we now are very wary of Resolve benchmarks with comparative figures, the results are consistent with our pretty basic expectations. In short, the GTX980 ranks at the top of the test field. For 500 euros upwards, this should of course not be otherwise. Also noteworthy are the other numbers: AMD 290X R9 currently provides for about 300 euros almost the same performance (-5 to 10 percent). And for 400 euro is the 290X to still be obtained with thick 8 GB. Both of course at much higher power consumption. In addition, the for many users in Dual budget range probably much more interesting model,Nvidia GTX970 well for DaVinci in near term is likely to be rather uninteresting, since The current evidence for the poorly served half a GB of RAM under Resolve probably bring a special jerky effect. In 300 euro area, therefore we would rather take the GTX780 if you should absolutely insist on Nvidia for Resolve. Who other hand, wants an old Mac Pro upgrade again, likely the GTX980 with its 165W TDP have longed for. For myself so obviously old workstations again be 4K-capable GPU without breaking the power supply. And in return affect the 500 euros "Nachsteckgebuehr" almost cheap. more infos at bei barefeats.com
The current evidence for the poorly served half a GB of RAM under Resolve probably bring a special jerky effect. In 300 euro area, therefore we would rather take the GTX780 if you should absolutely insist on Nvidia for Resolve. Who other hand, wants an old Mac Pro upgrade again, likely the GTX980 with its 165W TDP have longed for. For myself so obviously old workstations again be 4K-capable GPU without breaking the power supply. And in return affect the 500 euros "Nachsteckgebuehr" almost cheap. 
more infos at bei barefeats.com
