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As a user of the 780 for my simulator & my career, I too hopped on the 980 train and I must say I am very pleased. IMHO I actually go as far as calling it a night and day difference on my system.

 

cheers.

so i guess the memory speed and clock speed make a difference, because the 780 beats it in texture fill rate and a couple other things i think
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so i guess the memory speed and clock speed make a difference, because the 780 beats it in texture fill rate and a couple other things i think

 

Not in my opinion and testing, no. 

 

Only thing the 780 beats it in are CUDA cores (won't get into that because you said to keep it JUST FSX and FSX uses no CUDA cores) but it makes up for it with a high base clock.

Which adds to the point that LAdamson said, by the card doing more with less (especially power)

 

On my system and my opinion I confirmed a pretty hefty FPS increase when I upgraded to a 980 (I would also like to add that I'm a P3D user and not an FSX)

George Kyriazis | www.georgekonline.com

 

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