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ASUS ROG GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Poseidon Review
Posted by: on: 10/09/2017 09:24 AM [
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It is time to take and test the best that ASUS puts on the table, the mighty ASUS ROG GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Poseidon Platinum. This graphics cards comes 100% customized with factory tweaks, a dual fan and liquid cooled block combined with a very impressive RGB solution. So yes, you can actively cooled the card (without a liquid cooling loop), but also simply hook it into your liquid cooling loop and go massive on cooling performance. Ahw yeah!
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lobez
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 12:44 PM
Good review.
I had to choose between this one or the msi sea hawk x ek. I ended up buying the msi because it was 50e less and wanted a full block gpu. Just finished the build with a 6800k i already had.
Good review.
I had to choose between this one or the msi sea hawk x ek. I ended up buying the msi because it was 50e less and wanted a full block gpu. Just finished the build with a 6800k i already had.
vonSternberg
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 02:37 PM
Good stuff. I'm currently participating in a giveaway which has two of these with the build, good to know what to expect more or less
Good stuff. I'm currently participating in a giveaway which has two of these with the build, good to know what to expect more or less
fantaskarsef
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 02:49 PM
Give or take, all the 1080Ti cards perform within each of another (if you compare air cooled vs air cooled, AIO vs AIO).
gl for that giveaway though.
Good stuff. I'm currently participating in a giveaway which has two of these with the build, good to know what to expect more or less
Give or take, all the 1080Ti cards perform within each of another (if you compare air cooled vs air cooled, AIO vs AIO).
gl for that giveaway though.
RooiKreef
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 02:59 PM
A very nice card indeed and those temps are so desirable. Back here in SA I see this is the most expensive 1080Ti money can by. With that you still have to add in the cost of a WC loop. Definitely not for the feint of heart. Lol!
A very nice card indeed and those temps are so desirable. Back here in SA I see this is the most expensive 1080Ti money can by. With that you still have to add in the cost of a WC loop. Definitely not for the feint of heart. Lol!
vonSternberg
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 03:50 PM
Give or take, all the 1080Ti cards perform within each of another (if you compare air cooled vs air cooled, AIO vs AIO).
gl for that giveaway though.
Thanks man, it's a monstrous setup
Give or take, all the 1080Ti cards perform within each of another (if you compare air cooled vs air cooled, AIO vs AIO).
gl for that giveaway though.
Thanks man, it's a monstrous setup
Singleton99
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 06:38 PM
Thanks for the review
Great card but there's not really a reason to buy unless you want water cooling as it doesn't net you any higher overclock compared to a good air cooled card , maybe help with the throttling a little at best
Thanks for the review
Great card but there's not really a reason to buy unless you want water cooling as it doesn't net you any higher overclock compared to a good air cooled card , maybe help with the throttling a little at best
tunejunky
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 07:16 PM
another great review HH.
my only comments come from bitterness and greed:p
1) omg this is what Asus should have led with on initial release.
2) all the best cards come at the end of their product cycles.
3) this is less than what i paid for gtx 1080ti FE and ek waterblock (on release for both).
4) no way i could justify this.
another great review HH.
my only comments come from bitterness and greed:p
1) omg this is what Asus should have led with on initial release.
2) all the best cards come at the end of their product cycles.
3) this is less than what i paid for gtx 1080ti FE and ek waterblock (on release for both).
4) no way i could justify this.
Agent-A01
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 08:33 PM
" The card boosts towards ~1950 GHz and does not throttle down in our long duration stress test."
Finally, a good overclocker
" The card boosts towards ~1950 GHz and does not throttle down in our long duration stress test."
Finally, a good overclocker
Koniakki
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Posted on: 10/09/2017 10:32 PM
Just checked with ROTR. "Same" score at 4K(71.32FPS. run once tho). 188FPS OC@1080P.
And I haven't installed my EK block yet.
Just checked with ROTR. "Same" score at 4K(71.32FPS. run once tho). 188FPS OC@1080P.
And I haven't installed my EK block yet.
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Don Vito Corleone
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Boost and thermal throttles can do really weird things. I do warm up the cards prior to testing but once a card reaches a certain threshold it'll boost a bit lower or higher. The results are what they are, I write them down and publish them. But this review is about the 1080 Ti Poseidon, not a 1070 so let's stay on topic shall we?