Overclockers UK, has stock of the very first NVIDIA GTX 980 graphics card that is designed by 8Pack in conjunction with KFA2, together they have created an extreme graphics card with impressive boost clocks ideal for those wanting performance!

The selection process of the components to assemble the 8Pack Edition graphics cards is unique, allowing only the highest GPU core and memory type to be used with also uprated capacitors and VRM components to allow faster and more stable clock speeds.

Giving an even greater stability of power, gives greater performance, giving the graphics card a boost clock of at least 1440MHz out of the box and often being seen up to 1480MHz boost clock, along with the memory reaching consistently over 2050MHz when overclocked.

The key to provide a winning formula is the performance, with reliable stability along with the majestic aesthetics.

The 8Pack GTX 980 HOF also qualifies for NVIDIA's new Batman Arkham Knights and The Witcher 3 bundle.


KFA2 GeForce GTX 980 "8Pack Edition" 4096MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £589.99 inc VAT



8 Pack branches out further now with his very own graphics card. Aesthetically this is a great looking card with black PCB, Black/Gunmetal cooler, black fans and a black 8 Pack backplate. Enough about the looks this card has a further revised PWM/VRM compared to the original HOF cards. That means even great overclocking potential resulting on average far higher overclocks being made reachable like 1500MHz+ and region of 8000MHz memory clocks (not guaranteed).

With so much performance on tap out the box, infact this card out the box out performs any other 980 on the market and gets very close to Titan X performance, this card is an absolute beast.

Remember the perfect companion for the 8 Pack graphics card is of course the worlds most powerful and stable 8 Pack 2000W power supply built by Superflower.


Key Features:
- Completely redesigned PCB layout from the ground up, optimized for GM204
- 10 layer manufacturing process in 8 Pack signature black/gunmetal cooler
- Extended PCB width for optimized layout and cleaner signal
- Advanced GALAX exclusive "Triple Force" cooler
- 2x 80mm fan + 1x 90mm fan
- 4x 8mm heat pipes + 3x 6mm heat pipes (total 7 nickel-plated heat pipes)
- Copper base cooler
- Integrated MOSFET heatsink
- Customizable top HOF LED (control blanking frequency, brightness with GFE)
- Plastic cover with premium die-cast aluminum accents
- Anodized aluminum backplate protects components and reinforces PCB
- Next generation IR3595 Digital PWM controller provides 2X switching frequency vs. previous generation
- 8 phase GPU + 2 phase memory power
- IR3555 with next gen DrMOS and 60A output
- Aerospace-grade GALAX Extreme Power Inductors provide ultra-long life, high endurance and low noise vs. normal power inductors
- Hyper Boost technology acts like a hardware turbocharger, increasing fan speed and maximum power delivered to the GPU with the push of a button
- Hardware dual BIOS simplifies the tweaking process by enabling risk-free firmware updates and customization
- Prelim internal overclocking results: >1.5-1.6GHz on air, 1.55-1.65GHz H20, 2.1-2.2GHz on LN2


Specification:-
- Multi-layer ceramic capacitors
- GeForce GTX 980
- GPU: GeForce GTX 980 (GM204)
- Process: 28nm
- Core Base Clock: 1304MHz
- Core Boost Clock: 1418MHz (1440-1480MHz effective hyper-boost clock)
- Memory Clock: 7010MHz
- Memory Size: 4096MB GDDR5
- Bus Type: PCI Express 3.0
- Memory Bus: 256-bit
- CUDA Cores: 2048
- DirectX 12: Yes
- DVI Port: 1x Dual-Link DVI, 3x DisplayPort & 1x HDMI
- DisplayPort: Yes
- HDCP: Yes
- HDMI: Yes
- Power: 2x 8-Pin
- 750W Premium PSU Required
- 180-500W TDP
- Dimensions(with Bracket): 308*129.1*49mm
- Dimensions(without Bracket): 294*116*46.1mm
- Warranty: 3yr

Only £589.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW

I can't believe you got 8 pack to bench some graphics cards in a gym

Are these binned then?

A good card I do not doubt, but at that price and branding, you'd thought you would get "8"GB of vram instead of 4GB

Ayahuasca said:

Are these binned then?

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Yes.

With a decent PSU we'd be very surprised if a single card did not manage 1525/8000 clocks minimum.

Gibbo said:

Yes.

With a decent PSU we'd be very surprised if a single card did not manage 1525/8000 clocks minimum.

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what are the differences between this and the v1 HOF? (please don't say the colour haha)

jimbaw said:

what are the differences between this and the v1 HOF? (please don't say the colour haha)

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The V1 did not receive benediction from 8 pack?

Gibbo said:

Yes.

With a decent PSU we'd be very surprised if a single card did not manage 1525/8000 clocks minimum.

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I thought most 980's did 1500/8000 anyway?

Seems a hell of a premium for an extra few mhz, I'd probably still buy the cheaper EVGA Classified as well over this if I was in the market for a top end 980.

Called it.

What do I win?

Ayahuasca said:

I thought most 980's did 1500/8000 anyway?

Seems a hell of a premium for an extra few mhz, I'd probably still buy the cheaper EVGA Classified as well over this if I was in the market for a top end 980.

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Nope, 8000 memory is very hard to achieve, check reviews most top out in reviews around 7600-7800MHz.

8 Pack has had special memory used, even Kitguru achieve over 8200MHz in their OC results, 8 Pack himself on LN2 has achieved 9000MHz memory speed, typically on air they hit 8200-8800MHz.

Of course buy the Classified, this is another option on the market and something we have designed just like our 970 Infin8 and 970 reference which have now sold over 5000 units combined. OcUK is doing something no other reseller does in the world and that is designing its own cards.

jimbaw said:

what are the differences between this and the v1 HOF? (please don't say the colour haha)

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You can punch the box without fear of reprisal.

Acme said:

Called it.

What do I win?

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8 pack action figure

tommybhoy said:

You can punch the box without fear of reprisal.

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Nope, box will still punch you back. It's a special feature

8 pack was a good investment for OCUK
Now make the action figures.

Tonester0011 said:

8 pack was a good investment for OCUK
Now make the action figures.

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Some of us have great ideas.

Personally I think K the 980's would be over priced at 400.

Well, enjoy, whomever shall get one.

Gibbo said:

Nope, 8000 memory is very hard to achieve, check reviews most top out in reviews around 7600-7800MHz.

8 Pack has had special memory used, even Kitguru achieve over 8200MHz in their OC results, 8 Pack himself on LN2 has achieved 9000MHz memory speed, typically on air they hit 8200-8800MHz.

Of course buy the Classified, this is another option on the market and something we have designed just like our 970 Infin8 and 970 reference which have now sold over 5000 units combined. OcUK is doing something no other reseller does in the world and that is designing its own cards.

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Looks like a nice Card and well done to OcUk for going for it.

For comparison, my Classified will Bench at 1600mhz Core and 8200 Ram, all on air with a little nudge of Core Volts (my chip doesn't like too much of a bump in Volts - seems happy enough at 1.25v).

Thats all he can do in barbell incline bench press ? J/K

The action figure I would buy though

Hats off, looks like a great card with the power phases to back it up.

I don't think it's fair that Ian reviews it mind you .

Two out of my three 980GTX reference cards did 2000 memory. Depends at what level you're talking - in terms of 8-Pack benching terms 2000 shouldn't be a problem for many. It's probably seemingly harder coming from Hynix as Sammy tends to be a lot tighter.

http://www.3dmark.com/fs/3013399

2000 over three

eyetrip said:

Personally I think K the 980's would be over priced at 400.

Well, enjoy, whomever shall get one.

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Enjoy your great software support