At stock it would have been boosting to about 1874mhz.
Here is one I did using the 1080 Ti stock base clock of 1480mhz which is 62mhz higher than the Titan.
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**Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Thread**
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At stock it would have been boosting to about 1874mhz.
Here is one I did using the 1080 Ti stock base clock of 1480mhz which is 62mhz higher than the Titan.
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Looking at some reviews and benchmarks myself, personally i think some of the 4K results (min fps) are still rather low in quite a few games. I'm sort of glad i moved to 1440p instead of 4K in a way. But then I'm probably a bit biased because i prefer smoother frame rates with higher hz. I'll give it a couple of years or so before moving to 4K and then maybe to a high hz screen as well when they have matured a bit. The 1080 Ti is looking like a really nice card though overall, i can't see me getting one because i don't need it for what I've been playing. Bit surprised it's so close to the Titan though especially in vram, i wonder if this means Volta will be even better than expected?
I wonder if there's still a possibility of Volta coming later this year or if it will be next year now.
I wonder if there's still a possibility of Volta coming later this year or if it will be next year now.
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So the question is, do I get a 1080 Ti or go for the 1080 Sea Hawk EK that just went on sale on OcUK? As I'm only running a single monitor at 1440p. I do wanna play on Ultra though!
1080 Ti
Definitely need waterblocks to keep the cards running at a constant overclock.
Here is my Pascal Titan running the Valley bench @2160p at well over 2100mhz, something none of the air cooled 1080 Ti's tested today can get close to.
I dont think you can keep up this CoreCLK in the Wither3.The whole pascal line is so power limited,and no custom bios to bump up the limit.Im a bit disappointed,there is a german video,where you can see what im talking about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKWwoKcViXU
I am in a dilemma guys. My AIB 1080 was sold last weekend, so I have no gpu whatsoever. I felt it was the right time to sell and I got a good price. I don't run my gpu's on water, hence going for the AIB cards. I am so tempted to got for the FE today because the AIB cards could be a month away. Do I go for an FE or do I just curl up and cry in a corner for a few weeks until the AIB cards are released? 
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Yep, had email out for delivery today!
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You wouldn't see a difference on a 60hz monitor no, but on a 12/144/165hz monitor you'd certainly see the Ti reach its limit!
On another note, my Ti is out for delivery right now!!
Witcher 3 @2160p Maxed
First OC I dialled in
Custom waterblocks are a bit more efficient than AIO coolers.
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Good idea mate. Some custom cards should show up next week? The 1080 had a few upon release.
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Stil debating getting one