Unleashing fury at 4K. The battle for the high-end graphics-card market has hotted up just recently. First came Nvidia's GeForce GTX Titan X followed by GTX 980 Ti earlier this month. The reason for the GTX 980 Ti's arrival was simple: to pre-empt the AMD Fury X card from stealing the limelight. Said Fury X has now been through the benchmark wringer and has performed at a level just below the standard GTX 980 Ti, according to our extensive results.

Nvidia knows that AMD's partners are not allowed to design their own Fury X boards, thus limiting overclocking potential, which is reasonably mediocre on review card, so it wants its own cohort of partners to push their super-clocked GTX 980 Ti versions all the more. We've already seen EVGA and Zotac is action, with both cards performing suitably speedily in the high-resolution benchmarks, but it's now the turn of Gigabyte and its G1 Gaming card sporting a revised livery.