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**Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Thread**

Well rather worringly I've just checked the order status of my ti on the Digital River website & it says order number not found :(
I've dropped them a webnote asking them to check & confirm if its just a site error as the money has already gone out of my paypal account.
 
Tempted to grab a FE and then grab a custom a bit later on and sell the FE.

Yeah sounds good mate, doubt you would loose anything either.

You could get a FE then slap a hybrid cooler on it once they get released?

I know there was the odd EVGA reference SC (twin fan cooler) on eBay shortly after the 1080 launch for £25. Might be something like that this time around for the folk watercooling who don't want their coolers.
 
Average around 2-2.1ghz. Ti will do the same if not more.

Suspect exactly the same unless they remove the voltage cap. Even then, its much more about thermals than voltage with pascal. Every 10C rise in temps costs you 14Hz of boost. Keep the card below 30C and you have the max boost for your card and the boost at 90C would be 100Hz lower.
 
First GTX 1080 Ti review leaked by accident from 3DNews. They forget to adjust clock. lol

https://videocardz.com/67124/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-review-leaked

I was actually expecting a tiny bit more from the 1080 Ti.

With the clocks used I was expecting the Ti to win every single bench by a tiny margin.

Looks like the err new FE cooler is not as good as NVidia are claiming and is holding the card back a fraction, nothing waterblocks won't cure.

According the temperature graph the stock 1080 Ti is producing more heat than the Titan.
 
Suspect exactly the same unless they remove the voltage cap. Even then, its much more about thermals than voltage with pascal. Every 10C rise in temps costs you 14Hz of boost. Keep the card below 30C and you have the max boost for your card and the boost at 90C would be 100Hz lower.

Yeah true. Depends if these later cards are of better chip quality too?

I know the Ti has a more beefed up pcb so hopefully that will help it along too. Even if it just lets it hold its clocks better at max power.
 
Suspect exactly the same unless they remove the voltage cap. Even then, its much more about thermals than voltage with pascal. Every 10C rise in temps costs you 14Hz of boost. Keep the card below 30C and you have the max boost for your card and the boost at 90C would be 100Hz lower.

what brand you after Greebo? if I do make an order ill be going MSI first call then EVGA but if any are over 729 ill just wait for Nvidia I cba for the price gouging it gets too silly when you have to buy a block etc
 
what brand you after Greebo? if I do make an order ill be going MSI first call then EVGA but if any are over 729 ill just wait for Nvidia I cba for the price gouging it gets too silly when you have to buy a block etc

Read my sig, I jumped into the Titan 7 months ago ;) Not worth a sideways move for me. Ill get a Titan Volta next and miss out the Pascal refreshes this year.
 
I do need to fix my watercooling now. I have the blocks, need to get a pump/reservoir combo, and a shiny new rad. Looking forward to the reviews coming out. I'm slightly worried that EVGA FE won't be available tomorrow, so probably more waiting :(
 
I was actually expecting a tiny bit more from the 1080 Ti.

With the clocks used I was expecting the Ti to win every single bench by a tiny margin.

Looks like the err new FE cooler is not as good as NVidia are claiming and is holding the card back a fraction, nothing waterblocks won't cure.

According the temperature graph the stock 1080 Ti is producing more heat than the Titan.

Depends if these figures are to be trusted or not. We will find out later on today with other reviews.

The Ti looks to be a couple degrees cooler than the TXP but I wasn't expecting a great deal as it is still a reference cooler and a big chip card.
 
Depends if these figures are to be trusted or not. We will find out later on today with other reviews.

The Ti looks to be a couple degrees cooler than the TXP but I wasn't expecting a great deal as it is still a reference cooler and a big chip card.

To be fair those figures are exactly what I would expect looking at the specs between the two on paper. Not sure what people were expecting? 105-20% faster than a Titan????
 
I do need to fix my watercooling now. I have the blocks, need to get a pump/reservoir combo, and a shiny new rad. Looking forward to the reviews coming out. I'm slightly worried that EVGA FE won't be available tomorrow, so probably more waiting :(

I'm a little worried too but I can wait a little extra if required. Gibbo said they have hundreds coming in next week so I'd like to get my order in as quickly as possible.

If your worried about warranty, non of the FE cards come with screw stickers. I know EVGA has good warranty but so does gigabyte too and it looks like they have plenty of those tomorrow.
 
I do need to fix my watercooling now. I have the blocks, need to get a pump/reservoir combo, and a shiny new rad. Looking forward to the reviews coming out. I'm slightly worried that EVGA FE won't be available tomorrow, so probably more waiting :(

I have a feeling only ones for £699 will be from Palit and the ''OCUK value'' dam it makes you feel poor even after spending £700 lol


Read my sig, I jumped into the Titan 7 months ago ;) Not worth a sideways move for me. Ill get a Titan Volta next and miss out the Pascal refreshes this year.

ops sorry did not see your Titan X pascal haha :) 29c though dam nice haha
 
EVGA has the big advantage of a transferable long warranty and actually allows waterblock fitting officially in their terms. If I was getting an FE and waterblock I would go EVGA every day.

Plus if a faster 2080 comes out in May you can use their step up program ;)
 
To be fair those figures are exactly what I would expect looking at the specs between the two on paper. Not sure what people were expecting? 105-20% faster than a Titan????

I would agree. On specs it's pretty much a Titan with slightly faster clocks and faster memory/more bandwidth. It's not going to be hugely faster.

The big one is it IS faster considering previous Ti's and the cost vs TXP in the first place.
 
Depends if these figures are to be trusted or not. We will find out later on today with other reviews.

The Ti looks to be a couple degrees cooler than the TXP but I wasn't expecting a great deal as it is still a reference cooler and a big chip card.

You are looking at the wrong figures, the only thing the 1080 Ti is cooler in is Furmark which does not count.

The different is tiny but after all the publicity about the 1080 Ti having an improved cooler I was expecting better.
 
ops sorry did not see your Titan X pascal haha :) 29c though dam nice haha

A stupid amount of overkill radiators gives me that. From memory there is a Nemesis 420 GTX, mayhems 360, nemesis 280 and a 240 in my case somewhere. All with varder ER 140 and 120mm fans the big rads are on push/pull as well 18 fans in total all system controlled. If i let the fans ramp up I can keep it below 30 in gaming. In general though I dont like the noise and have it set to hold it at 40C. Useful for benching though.
 
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