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While you likely already have this data on NVIDIA's new GTX 1080 Ti, here is Brent's takeaway on the specifics you need to know about the new GPU.
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti - 35% faster than GTX 1080, 3584 cores, 11 GB at 11GHz GDDR5X chips, 1.6GH frequency boost, but overclocked to 2GHz at 66c in the demo, 7-phase switching power supply, twice as much surface area on cooler, 1582MHz stock out of the box, 250 watts, claimed to be faster than titan x, $699 for the price, coming next week, 220W TDP, 352-bit bus (11GHz x 32), 7-phase dual FET, 250A power, 14 dual FETs, new thermal design, vapor chamber cooling, 2x cooling areas
GeForce GTX 1080 Pricing 2/28/17 – Price drop to $499
We now have a card in our hand and are moving forward with the review.
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti - 35% faster than GTX 1080, 3584 cores, 11 GB at 11GHz GDDR5X chips, 1.6GH frequency boost, but overclocked to 2GHz at 66c in the demo, 7-phase switching power supply, twice as much surface area on cooler, 1582MHz stock out of the box, 250 watts, claimed to be faster than titan x, $699 for the price, coming next week, 220W TDP, 352-bit bus (11GHz x 32), 7-phase dual FET, 250A power, 14 dual FETs, new thermal design, vapor chamber cooling, 2x cooling areas
- 12 Billion Transistors
- 1.6 GHz Boost, 2 GHz OC capable clock speeds
- 28 SMs, 128 CUDA Cores each
- 3,584 CUDA Cores
- 28 Geometry Units
- 224 Texture Units
- 6 GPCs
- 88 ROP Units
- 11GB, 11Gbps
- 352-bit GDDR5x Micron Memory
- 220W TDP
- Faster than Titan X
- $699
GeForce GTX 1080 Pricing 2/28/17 – Price drop to $499
NVIDIA has a redesigned vapor chamber cooler that is being used on the GTX 1080 Ti and it cools better and allows the card to run cooler than the one designed for the GeForce GTX 1080. NVIDIA says that the doubled the cooling area on the vapor chamber GeForce GTX 1080 Ti If the GeForce GTX 1080 and GeForce GTX 1080 Ti were both running at 220W with their perspective coolers, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti would run 5C cooler and 2.5dB quieter thanks to the improvements.''
''There will be overclocked versions of the GeForce GTX 1080 8GB coming with 11 GBPS GDDR5X memory as well as a GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 video card with faster 9 GBPS GDDR5 memory coming soon.
The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition will launch first and then AIC cards will launch at a later date. The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti will be available from the AICs at the MSRP.
We now have a card in our hand and are moving forward with the review.
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