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**Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Thread**

Kaapstad said:
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.
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I think the thing is with FE profiles, the cards all go to 83 degrees +/- a few degrees and maintain a boost to stay within those temps. So seeing 84/85 degrees IMO is kind of meaningless as they do fluctuate to those temps at times, just depends when they took the measurement.

I think it will help even if tiny to some extent as the 1080Ti must be boosting higher in normal use to outperform the Titan XP in most of those Benchmarks.

Though yes, no doubt there is some marketing hype going on also, they pegged the 1080 at 220watts in that scenario (serious overclock) and likewise the 1080Ti at 220w (so an underclock) to make numbers look better for example.
 
Greebo said:
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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dam I hate those vardar fans all I hear is cherps from them lol I use swiftech ones that come from a h220 theyre pretty good, I was going to order some gentle typhoon just today but OOS now -.-

compared to me.. I run a 240mm rad with EK D5 to cool CPU/RAM/GPU haha

not bad though I have some of the best gtx 1080 high scores on benches :D
 
yoyo59 said:
dam I hate those vardar fans all I hear is cherps from them lol I use swiftech ones that come from a h220 theyre pretty good, I was going to order some gentle typhoon just today but OOS now -.-

compared to me.. I run a 240mm rad with EK D5 to cool CPU/RAM/GPU haha

not bad though I have some of the best gtx 1080 high scores on benches :D
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I went for the overkill mainly because I enjoy silence while browsing. Everything drops to bare minimum when not gaming and the rig is silent. In fact the mechanical hardrives, even in rubber grommets is the most annoying thing in my system. One day Ill get rid of them.
 
Greebo said:
I went for the overkill mainly because I enjoy silence while browsing. Everything drops to bare minimum when not gaming and the rig is silent. In fact the mechanical hardrives, even in rubber grommets is the most annoying thing in my system. One day Ill get rid of them.
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mine is pretty dead silent too even though its an open air case, yup you need to get rid of those mechs they used to drive me crazy haha
 
Dicehunter said:
Watched Der8auers vid on the 1080 Ti and it looks like there are extra PCB components compared to the Titan XP.
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There are :)

You can read what's different here: http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-vs-titan-x-pcb-explored.html

Pcb photo differences. (Missing in red)

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Dicehunter said:
Watched Der8auers vid on the 1080 Ti and it looks like there are extra PCB components compared to the Titan XP.
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Interesting about the memory controller being upgraded to now be able to lookup a VID table rather then the two states on the TXP. I imagine this is part of the upgrade for the faster memory and may be seen on the upgraded 1080's and 1070's? Do wonder if we will see Titan XP's possibly moving to just be manufactured with the same tweaks and upgrade to power delivery.
 
Even if ever so slightly its nice to see a new card at the top that's less than £700 compared to nearly £1200 on the txp pcper will be doing their typical live stream with Tom from Nvidia at 9pm tonight so I've got a feeling that's when the NDA lifts and to expect reviews go live tonight
 
tyler_jrb said:
There are :)

You can read what's different here: http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-vs-titan-x-pcb-explored.html

Pcb photo differences. (Missing in red)

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I think I have just figured out why the power system is beefed up.

I have just been running my Titan overclocked on the core to check the boost, I left the memory at stock. Doing this I was getting some good boost clock of up to 2152mhz on the core.

As soon as I tried overclocking the memory the boost dropped down to 2114mhz on the core.

I suspect part of the reason for the beefed up power on the 1080 Ti is to drive the higher clocked memory.
 
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