Computex, Asia's biggest technology trade show, is about to begin—and Nvidia's kicking it off with the announcement of its newest graphics card, the 980 Ti. Like the 780 Ti of 2013, the new 980 Ti is positioned between Nvidia's high-end option and its flagship Titan. The Titan X, released in March, is based on Nvidia's GM200 Maxwell GPU and offers a slightly absurd 12GB of VRAM for $1000. The 980 Ti is a cut-down version of GM200, with a more reasonable 6GB of VRAM and a more reasonable price: $650 (£550). And it's available now.

Or, at least, soon: according to Nvidia, the 980 Ti should be available shortly after announcing. That $650 price also includes a free copy of Batman: Arkham Knight thrown in. As the 980 Ti enters Nvidia's lineup, the 980 is dropping from its base price of $550 down to $500.

How does the GTX 980 Ti stack up? You can read our full review here, but if you want a quick spec overview, here's a table for your eyeballs.

Specs GTX 780 Ti GTX 980 GTX 980 Ti GTX Titan X GDDR5 RAM 3GB 4GB 6GB 12GB CUDA Cores 2880 2048 2816 3072 Base clock 875 MHz 1126 MHz 1000 MHz 1000 MHz Boost clock 928 MHz 1216 MHz 1075 MHz 1075 MHz Memory clock 7GHz 7GHz 7GHz 7GHz Texture units 240 128 176 192 ROP units 48 64 96 96 TDP 250W 165W 250W 250W Launch price $700 $550 $650 $1000

It's a good time to be in the market for a new graphics card, but we'd recommend biding your time for the next few weeks. AMD's new cards are coming soon, too, and they may outperform Nvidia's or cause some more price shakeups in the near future.