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The 1080 Ti takes advantage of Pascal 16nm FinFet architecture, and with 12 billion transistors, 3584 shader/stream cores, and 11 GB of GDDR5X, it’s a rather impressive product. In Ultra HD it can advance up-to 15% maybe even 30% in performance over the GeForce GTX 1080 as we learned.

The GPU empowering the product is called the GP102-350-A1 GPU, which is Pascal architecture based. It has a nice 3,584 CUDA cores, while texture filtering is performed by 224 texture units. It has a base clock frequency of 1,480 MHz and performs texture filtering at 332 Gigatexels/sec.

The card has a 250 Watt TDP, 75 Watts is delivered though the PCIe slot, then 150+75 Watts through the single 6- and 8-pin PEG (PCI Express graphics) power connectors. That's plenty spare for a nice tweak. The Pascal display engine is capable of supporting the latest high resolution displays, including 4K and 5K screens. And with HDMI 2.0b support, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti can be used by gamers who want to game on the newest state-of-the-art big screen TVs.