KFA2 GeForce GTX 1080 Ti HOF Review

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At default settings, overall you are looking at a card that consumes roughly 300 Watts under full load/stress. We'll check that out in more detail later on though.

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The cooler seems to be doing a terrific job in cooling. The card remains passive up-to a GPU temperature of roughly 60 Degrees C, the fans do not even spin. The fans used are a new revision and the assembly basically consist out of a x3 90mm fan setup. This should offer more airflow. The backplate is properly ventilated and has many gaps and spaces, loving that!


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The card is very lengthy and thick, roughly 12.2 inches in length which is around 31 cm so it should only fit in decent size chassis. A 16 GPU + 3 mem phase power supply is responsible for supplying the GP102 GPU with power. The three additional power phases are dedicated to the board’s GDDR5X memory. 
 

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They are a bit of a trend and like everybody is following. The LED system can be controlled. The lighting system on this graphics card is capable of displaying millions of colors and different effects for a personalized gaming system. The LCD screen on top also displays information. we'll show you that in a video though as well as some RGB effects.
 

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In its default configuration the colors just simply is white. Fun fact, you'll get LEDs at the display connectors, also configurable. 
 

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And yes, the PCI-Express power connectors are lit up as well, honestly I like it very much. If you see that in a real-world environment, it just looks fantastic. 

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