The Pascal GTX 1080 Ti Owners Thread

LordFeste · 13 Mar 2017 at 21:41

Clov!s said:
And? Spending all that money to get onto a leaderboard? For what other reason than "look at me"..

I used to be the same, grown up now

You asked a question. You got an answer. No one said you had to like it. People spend money on all sorts of things for whatever reason makes their brain tick. When it comes to tech, sometimes doing things just because you can is enough of a reason. If people didn't dare to dream, and put their money where their mouth is, I doubt we'd even have a 1080ti in existence, never mind three of them in SLI. We all benefit from people going all-out. There's a trickle down impact that can actually be measured. Look at the power of the lowest cost card now compared to the same level of card 20 years ago. Enthusiast's money is an important driver for companies, if they couldn't rely on it, they would have fewer reasons to innovate.

tyler_jrb · 13 Mar 2017 at 21:50

Thanks kaap

So far only tested both cards on air and both are clocking 2076mhz which I am more than happy with, as my 1080's only clocked to around 2088mhz. Not touched the memory or voltage. Not had a chance to put the blocks + plates on yet but will be starting that tomorrow, possibly wednesday morning due to work.

Will probably spend tomorrow night doing a few benchmarks so i can compare my Ti's against my 1080's once installed.

Looking forward to getting these beasts in and underwater

Dicehunter · 13 Mar 2017 at 22:40

Some user videos for you Kaap if you're still doing those, All done at 2560x1440P, Max settings and varying amounts of AA, All details in the video.

Driver used - 378.88

Clocks used - 2000/6000

Single EVGA GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition.

FPS overlay on all.

Besty · 13 Mar 2017 at 22:45

Razor Time said:
Nice, any feedback on how much further it allows the card to clock?

I won't be able to test now until the weekend. I think because of the way boost 3.0 works it won't allow for the clocks to go much higher, it may however give the GPU a boost when it want to pull more volts at lower clocks. You can test this for yourself by doing a benchmark run with default volts and the Afterburner OSD switched on to display when the voltage limit gets hit. When it does you will see 'VOLTAGE' flash up on the OSD, from what I have read this is when the voltage boost will help and provide better performance. You can do the same with the power limit.

Radox-0 · 13 Mar 2017 at 22:47

Tad long post, but thought I would share some benching I did most of today between 1080's and 1080Ti's both FE to see how they compare at stock and overclocked with a few Titan X Maxwell Scores sprinkled in.

System Specs used: 5960x @ 4.6 Ghz, Cache @ 4.4 Ghz, 32GB RAM @ 14-17-17-34 1T

Panel used was the ASUS PG348Q, so 3440 x 1440 with V-Sync and G-Sync off in everything.

All cards used a 1:1 fan profile

GTX 1080Ti

Stock settings average boost 1860 Mhz Core / 11,016 Memory
Overclocked settings average boost 2002 Mhz / 12,000 MHz Memory

GTX 1080

Stock settings average boost 1848 Mhz Core / 10,012 Memory
Overclocked settings average boost 2075 Mhz / 11,000 MHz Memory

Titan X (Maxwell, EVGA SC BIOS)

Stock settings average boost 1316 Mhz Core / 7,012 Memory
Overclocked settings average boost 1474 Mhz / 8,020 MHz Memory

% increase and decrease is based on my stock 1080 scores. FPS are Averages

Far Cry Primal - Ultra Preset + HD Pack

GTX 1080: 60 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 67 FPS (11.6% Increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 80 FPS (33% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 87 FPS (45% increase)
Titan X: Average: 53 (11.7% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: Average: 59 (2% Decrease)

Ghost Recon Wildland - Very High Preset

GTX 1080: 57.5 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 61.21 FPS (6.5% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 71.25 FPS (23.9% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 76.59 FPS (33.2% increase)

Ash’s of the Singularity GPU Test - DX11 - Extreme Preset

GTX 1080: 57.5 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 61.21 FPS (6.5% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 71.25 FPS (23.9% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 76.59 FPS (33.2% increase)

GTA 5 - All settings Maxed but no MSAA on anything

GTX 1080: 71 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 83.1 FPS (15.7% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 88 FPS (22.6% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 94.8 FPS (32% increase
Titan X: 64.34 FPS (10.4% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 72.5 FPS (1% increase)

Arkham Knight - All settings maxed, No gamework settings on

GTX 1080:84 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 91 FPS (8.3% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 103 FPS (22.6% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 116 FPS (38.1% increase)

Tomb Raider - Ultimate Preset

GTX 1080: 98.2 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 108 FPS (10% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 131.9 FPS (34% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 141 FPS (44.5% increase)
Titan X: 88 FPS (10.4% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 96 FPS (2.3% decrease)

Dues Ex mankind Divided - Ultra Preset no MSAA

GTX 1080: 41.3 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 45.6 FPS (10.4% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 55.3 FPS (33.9% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 62.1 GPS (50.4% increase

Dragon Age inquisition - Ultra Preset

GTX 1080: 72.4 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 79.6 FPS (9.9% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 89.1 FPS (23.1% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 102 FPS (40.1% increase)
Titan X: 60.5 FPS (16.4% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 68 FPS (6.1% Decrease)

Witcher 3 - High Post processing Preset and Ultra Graphical quality Preset - Novigrad loop

GTX 1080: 54 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 60 FPS (11% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 67 FPS (24.1% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 72 FPS (33.3% increase)
Titan X: 49 FPS (9.3% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 52 FPS (3.1% Decrease)

Witcher 3 - High Post processing Preset and Ultra Graphical quality Preset - Skelliga crossroads trees / forests loop

GTX 1080: 49 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 51 FPS (4.1% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 59 FPS (20.4% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 63 FPS (28.6% increase)
Titan X: 43 FPS (12% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 47 FPS (4.1% Decrease)

Witcher 3 - High Post processing Preset and Ultra Graphical quality Preset - Beauclair castle balcony loop (Long Vista)

GTX 1080: 67 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 72 FPS (7.5% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 82 FPS (22.4% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 87 FPS (29.9% increase)
Titan X: 60 FPS (10.4% decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 65 FPS (3% Decrease)

Hitman Absolution - Ultra - 2 x MSAA

GTX 1080: 81.1 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 92.6 FPS (14.1% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 103.2 FPS (27% increase
GTX 1080 OC'd: 113 FPS (39% increase)
Titan X: 68.4 FPS (15.7% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 78.1 FPS (3.7% Decrease)

Shadow of Mordor - Ultra Preset

GTX 1080: 94.95 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 107.19 FPS (12.9% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 116.06 FPS (22.2% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 127.06 (33.8% increase)
Titan X: 81.2 FPS (14.5% Decrease)
Titan X OC'd: 92.6 FPS (2.5% Decrease)

Total War Warhammer - Ultra Preset

GTX 1080: 68 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 78.2 FPS (15% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 96.71 FPS (42.2%)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 103 FPS (51.5% increase)

Metro Last Light Redux - All settings Maxed No Motion Blur

GTX 1080: 38.1 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 41.14 FPS (8% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 49.91 FPS (31% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 56 FPS (47% increase)

Vally Benchmark - Extreme HD Preset resolution at 1440p

GTX 1080: 66.1 FPS
GTX 1080 OC'd: 70.5 FPS (6.7% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: 89.9 FPS (36% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: 97.3 FPS (47% increase)

Firestrike

GTX 1080: Graphics Score: 20800
GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 23700 (13.9% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: Graphics Score: 27417 (31.8% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics score 29050 (39.7% increase)

Firestrike Extreme

GTX 1080: Graphics Score: 9721
GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 11451 (17.8% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: Graphics Score: 13465 (38.4% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 14525 (49.4% increase)

Firestrike Ultra

GTX 1080: Graphics Score: 4917
GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 5624 (14.4% increase)
GTX 1080Ti: Graphics Score: 6808 (38.5% increase)
GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 7109 (44.6% increase)

OVERALL AVERAGES ACROSS THE BENCHMARKS

GTX 1080: BASELINE

GTX 1080 OC'd: 9.98 % increase

GTX 1080Ti: 29.5% increase

GTX 1080 OC'd: 39.3% increase

Titan X: 12.2% Decrease

Titan X OC'd: 3.1% Decrease

Purgatory · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:01

Radox-0 said:
Tad long post, but thought I would share some benching I did most of today between 1080's and 1080Ti's both FE to see how they compare at stock and overclocked with a few Titan X Maxwell Scores sprinkled in.

Thanks

llamadal · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:04

Nice post radox, how much of a noise increase did you find on the oc after benching for a while?

Xereo · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:05

Radox-0 said:
Tad long post, but thought I would share some benching I did most of today between 1080's and 1080Ti's both FE to see how they compare at stock and overclocked with a few Titan X Maxwell Scores sprinkled in.

System Specs used: 5960x @ 4.6 Ghz, Cache @ 4.4 Ghz, 32GB RAM @ 14-17-17-34 1T

Panel used was the ASUS PG348Q, so 3440 x 1440 with V-Sync and G-Sync off in everything.

All cards used a 1:1 fan profile

GTX 1080Ti

Stock settings average boost 1860 Mhz Core / 11,016 Memory

Overclocked settings average boost 2002 Mhz / 12,000 MHz Memory

GTX 1080

Stock settings average boost 1848 Mhz Core / 10,012 Memory

Overclocked settings average boost 2075 Mhz / 11,000 MHz Memory

Titan X (Maxwell, EVGA SC BIOS)

Stock settings average boost 1316 Mhz Core / 7,012 Memory

Overclocked settings average boost 1474 Mhz / 8,020 MHz Memory

% increase and decrease is based on my stock 1080 scores. FPS are Averages

Far Cry Primal - Ultra Preset + HD Pack

GTX 1080: 60 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 67 FPS (11.6% Increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 80 FPS (33% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 87 FPS (45% increase)

Titan X: Average: 53 (11.7% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: Average: 59 (2% Decrease)

Ghost Recon Wildland - Very High Preset

GTX 1080: 57.5 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 61.21 FPS (6.5% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 71.25 FPS (23.9% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 76.59 FPS (33.2% increase)

Ash’s of the Singularity GPU Test - DX11 - Extreme Preset

GTX 1080: 57.5 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 61.21 FPS (6.5% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 71.25 FPS (23.9% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 76.59 FPS (33.2% increase)

GTA 5 - All settings Maxed but no MSAA on anything

GTX 1080: 71 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 83.1 FPS (15.7% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 88 FPS (22.6% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 94.8 FPS (32% increase

Titan X: 64.34 FPS (10.4% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 72.5 FPS (1% increase)

Arkham Knight - All settings maxed, No gamework settings on

GTX 1080:84 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 91 FPS (8.3% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 103 FPS (22.6% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 116 FPS (38.1% increase)

Tomb Raider - Ultimate Preset

GTX 1080: 98.2 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 108 FPS (10% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 131.9 FPS (34% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 141 FPS (44.5% increase)

Titan X: 88 FPS (10.4% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 96 FPS (2.3% decrease)

Dues Ex mankind Divided - Ultra Preset no MSAA

GTX 1080: 41.3 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 45.6 FPS (10.4% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 55.3 FPS (33.9% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 62.1 GPS (50.4% increase

Dragon Age inquisition - Ultra Preset

GTX 1080: 72.4 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 79.6 FPS (9.9% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 89.1 FPS (23.1% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 102 FPS (40.1% increase)

Titan X: 60.5 FPS (16.4% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 68 FPS (6.1% Decrease)

Witcher 3 - High Post processing Preset and Ultra Graphical quality Preset - Novigrad loop

GTX 1080: 54 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 60 FPS (11% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 67 FPS (24.1% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 72 FPS (33.3% increase)

Titan X: 49 FPS (9.3% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 52 FPS (3.1% Decrease)

Witcher 3 - High Post processing Preset and Ultra Graphical quality Preset - Skelliga crossroads trees / forests loop

GTX 1080: 49 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 51 FPS (4.1% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 59 FPS (20.4% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 63 FPS (28.6% increase)

Titan X: 43 FPS (12% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 47 FPS (4.1% Decrease)

Witcher 3 - High Post processing Preset and Ultra Graphical quality Preset - Beauclair castle balcony loop (Long Vista)

GTX 1080: 67 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 72 FPS (7.5% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 82 FPS (22.4% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 87 FPS (29.9% increase)

Titan X: 60 FPS (10.4% decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 65 FPS (3% Decrease)

Hitman Absolution - Ultra - 2 x MSAA

GTX 1080: 81.1 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 92.6 FPS (14.1% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 103.2 FPS (27% increase

GTX 1080 OC'd: 113 FPS (39% increase)

Titan X: 68.4 FPS (15.7% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 78.1 FPS (3.7% Decrease)

Shadow of Mordor - Ultra Preset

GTX 1080: 94.95 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 107.19 FPS (12.9% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 116.06 FPS (22.2% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 127.06 (33.8% increase)

Titan X: 81.2 FPS (14.5% Decrease)

Titan X OC'd: 92.6 FPS (2.5% Decrease)

Total War Warhammer - Ultra Preset

GTX 1080: 68 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 78.2 FPS (15% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 96.71 FPS (42.2%)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 103 FPS (51.5% increase)

Metro Last Light Redux - All settings Maxed No Motion Blur

GTX 1080: 38.1 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 41.14 FPS (8% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 49.91 FPS (31% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 56 FPS (47% increase)

Vally Benchmark - Extreme HD Preset resolution at 1440p

GTX 1080: 66.1 FPS

GTX 1080 OC'd: 70.5 FPS (6.7% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: 89.9 FPS (36% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: 97.3 FPS (47% increase)

Firestrike

GTX 1080: Graphics Score: 20800

GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 23700 (13.9% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: Graphics Score: 27417 (31.8% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics score 29050 (39.7% increase)

Firestrike Extreme

GTX 1080: Graphics Score: 9721

GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 11451 (17.8% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: Graphics Score: 13465 (38.4% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 14525 (49.4% increase)

Firestrike Ultra

GTX 1080: Graphics Score: 4917

GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 5624 (14.4% increase)

GTX 1080Ti: Graphics Score: 6808 (38.5% increase)

GTX 1080 OC'd: Graphics Score: 7109 (44.6% increase)

OVERALL AVERAGES ACROSS THE BENCHMARKS

GTX 1080: BASELINE

GTX 1080 OC'd: 9.98 % increase

GTX 1080Ti: 29.5% increase

GTX 1080 OC'd: 39.3% increase

Titan X: 12.2% Decrease

Titan X OC'd: 3.1% Decrease

You need to add TI to the description for the OC'ed Ti's

IT Troll · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:11

RichL said:
For Honor/Ghost Recon codes will be sent out for all NVidia preorders by Thursday according to support

Thanks for that. I plan to sell mine off, purely because Nvidia are try to put a stop to such behaviour and as a revenge for GeForce Experience.

Radox-0 · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:17

Xereo said:
You need to add TI to the description for the OC'ed Ti's

Whoops!

Purgatory said:
Thanks

NP

llamadal said:
Nice post radox, how much of a noise increase did you find on the oc after benching for a while?

It did increase a fair bit, partly to be expected, with this cooler IMO keeping it under at around 55% will give you a decent mix of noise and boost capability. Cranking it up another 15% or so to maintain the very high OC's is not worth it on this cooler.

atomic7431 · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:35

Great post there, looking forward to getting mine as the fps increases are good and will help me as lot.

llamadal · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:35

Awesome, it's nice to get thoughts from someone who actually has first hand experience!

easyrider · 13 Mar 2017 at 23:35

@Radox-0 whers my like button ?

Razor Time · 14 Mar 2017 at 00:11

Besty said:
I won't be able to test now until the weekend. I think because of the way boost 3.0 works it won't allow for the clocks to go much higher, it may however give the GPU a boost when it want to pull more volts at lower clocks. You can test this for yourself by doing a benchmark run with default volts and the Afterburner OSD switched on to display when the voltage limit gets hit. When it does you will see 'VOLTAGE' flash up on the OSD, from what I have read this is when the voltage boost will help and provide better performance. You can do the same with the power limit.

Nice one and thanks for the info. I shall be getting my card tomorrow so will be able to try this out.

Tyler - Nice collection of cards and blocks.

Radox - Thanks for posting all that up, there is hardly any 3440 x 1440 benchs about so what you have posted is most useful.

I dont know about anyone else but I am going to be kinda sad to see , 980Ti go as it has been an excellent card to own. I would put it up there with my BFG WC 8800GTX.

trawetSluaP · 14 Mar 2017 at 00:13

Just been told I wasted my money buying a 1080 Ti for 1440p. Why can't people just respect other's purchases. Some always feel it's necessary to try to make you feel you've wasted you money, or that you didn't spend enough!

Razor Time said:
Nice one and thanks for the info. I shall be getting my card tomorrow so will be able to try this out.

Tyler - Nice collection of cards and blocks.

Radox - Thanks for posting all that up, there is hardly any 3440 x 1440 benchs about so what you have posted is most useful.

I dont know about anyone else but I am going to be kinda sad to see , 980Ti go as it has been an excellent card to own. I would put it up there with my BFG WC 8800GTX.

Same, was gutted when I sold my 980 Ti Lightning.

Razor Time · 14 Mar 2017 at 00:33

trawetSluaP said:
Just been told I wasted my money buying a 1080 Ti for 1440p. Why can't people just respect other's purchases. Some always feel it's necessary to try to make you feel you've wasted you money, or that you didn't spend enough!

Same, was gutted when I sold my 980 Ti Lightning.

I wouldnt worry about what anyone else thinks as long as your happy with your purchase thats all that matters.

As for the 980Ti at least I am not alone in being sad to see it go, its definitely lasted me allot longer than I thought it would and is very capable at 3440 x 1440. I'm really only upgrading as I cant resist a new gpu.

Spook187 · 14 Mar 2017 at 00:48

I feel like a peasant now just with my 1080 classified, but got to put food on the table first than gain an extra 10fps.

trawetSluaP · 14 Mar 2017 at 01:18

Spook187 said:
I feel like a peasant now just with my 1080 classified, but got to put food on the table first than gain an extra 10fps.

Hardly mate!

straxusii · 14 Mar 2017 at 06:51

Radox-0 said:
Tad long post, but thought I would share some benching I did most of today between 1080's and 1080Ti's both FE to see how they compare at stock and overclocked with a few Titan X Maxwell Scores sprinkled in.

Nice one, really appreciate this thanks mate. Really useful to see OC TX maxwell vs OC 1080ti

whyscotty · 14 Mar 2017 at 07:09

Spook187 said:
I feel like a peasant now just with my 1080 classified,

Same here

Nice work Radox, always good to see user benches.

/\ndy said:
In what world would anyone need 3 1080ti's? More money than sense.

Maybe you should have asked before offering that opinion. :rolleyes: