After GTX Titan left a massive gap between itself and the GTX 980 in terms of both price and speed, we all suspected a card such as the GTX 980 Ti was coming. Still, we weren't expecting the GTX 980 Ti to be so close to the GTX 980’s price, while nearly matching the GTX Titan X's speed, making the latter almost redundant.
The GTX 980 Ti uses the same 28nm GM200 GPU as the Titan X, but with two of its 24 streaming multiprocessor (SMM) units disabled, leading to an 8 per cent reduction in stream processors and texture units, now 2,816 and 176 respectively. Otherwise, it's business as usual; the 1GHz clock speed (1,075MHz boost), 250W TDP and memory subsystem are unchanged.