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**Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Thread**
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no one can confirm anything yet, Zotac haven't released those figures just yet:
https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-amp-extreme#spec
haha
Yes they have released, just not general public.
Our website specification is correct and Zotac Extreme is the fastest 1080Ti on the market at present.
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Yes they have released, just not general public.
Our website specification is correct and Zotac Extreme is the fastest 1080Ti on the market at present.
Yes they have released, just not general public.
Our website specification is correct and Zotac Extreme is the fastest 1080Ti on the market at present.
Good to know,
so how does memory boost work? I saw someone/a staff member say here last week that Zotac might get near to 12gb ram with their clocks but that link says 11,200Mhz, or am I getting my uneducated wires crossed?
Good to know,
so how does memory boost work? I saw someone/a staff member say here last week that Zotac might get near to 12gb ram with their clocks but that link says 11,200Mhz, or am I getting my uneducated wires crossed?
Zotac have focused on core this time, they normally push memory higher but have not bothered, as such Inno3D has fastest memory clocks, Zotac fastest core clocks and Asus a balance of the two.
If you want more than 11,200MHz, just overclock it, most 1080Ti do 11,800-12,200MHz memory overclocks and Zotac from previously experience always king the memory OC due to superior and cleaner power design which benefits the memory OC by 50-100MHz, very marginal but to those who are benching it all counts or to those who just want damn fast card to play games on.
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Zotac have focused on core this time, they normally push memory higher but have not bothered, as such Inno3D has fastest memory clocks, Zotac fastest core clocks and Asus a balance of the two.
If you want more than 11,200MHz, just overclock it, most 1080Ti do 11,800-12,200MHz memory overclocks and Zotac from previously experience always king the memory OC due to superior and cleaner power design which benefits the memory OC by 50-100MHz, very marginal but to those who are benching it all counts or to those who just want damn fast card to play games on.
Thanks for all the info,
I'll probably never need to overclock it at 1440p/Ultra gaming but if that day comes I will
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Its on an alienware mobo which sadly prevents overclocking it seems. It is water cooled but that is the best I can get out of it. The new Zotac Extreme card will replace the existing GTX690 and arrives 14 April. Aim to partner with the new PG27UQ when it is released.On games that like single threaded performance yes, get the cpu overclocked.
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Just ordered my gigabyte aorus
Just noticed that Scan have some arriving for the 31st of march ? is that true for overclockers too?
Just noticed that Scan have some arriving for the 31st of march ? is that true for overclockers too?
Nice! Can't help but think that's a tad optimistic though, I wonder what OcUK's ETA is.
I've had my Gaming OC preorder in for just over a couple of weeks so hoping to get one out of the first batches.
Zotac have focused on core this time, they normally push memory higher but have not bothered, as such Inno3D has fastest memory clocks, Zotac fastest core clocks and Asus a balance of the two.
If you want more than 11,200MHz, just overclock it, most 1080Ti do 11,800-12,200MHz memory overclocks and Zotac from previously experience always king the memory OC due to superior and cleaner power design which benefits the memory OC by 50-100MHz, very marginal but to those who are benching it all counts or to those who just want damn fast card to play games on.
Hi Gibbo
Today I ordered the Zotac GTX 1080 Ti AMP Extreme edition, the current ETA is Friday 14th April, given this is Good Friday what are my chances of getting it? I also paid for a Saturday delivery just to be on the safe side.
Thank you in advance for your response.
On games that like single threaded performance yes, get the cpu overclocked.
Managed to apply a Dell approved overclock to 3.8Ghz and cores are stable at max 68oC on stress test.
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http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/msi-gtx-1080-ti-gaming-x-review,1.html
2038 seems like a low clock considering they were probably given the card.
2038 seems like a low clock considering they were probably given the card.
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Thats good, every little helps, shame you cant push for more. Hey look at this way its a nice excuse to upgrade some hardware.
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From what I gather, the following are closest to shipping: Asus, Gigabyte, Zotac, and EVGA.
I'm having a hard time choosing which one! Any recommendations?
I'm having a hard time choosing which one! Any recommendations?
I think all of them are pretty much the same, well made, power phases, MSI was 8+2 Srtix has 10+2 not really much difference at the end of day, maybe some extra features RGB. etc, Gigabyte has 4 year warranty on the extreme...choices
I would like to try EVGA but they taking to long and i dont want to wait that long.