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ASUS ROG Strix GeForce GTX 1080 review
Posted by: on: 06/15/2016 09:55 AM [
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ASUS unleashes their first GTX 1080 ROG card, the STRIX edition has been set free to run in the wild. It is armed with an all custom design including the STRIX cooler and a very healthy factory tweak. This dawg is what many of you have been waiting for, all custom, all tweaked and now with AURA RGB LED lighting as well. Join me in a review of Lucifer in an 8 GB form from ASUS, the ROG Strix GeForce GTX 1080 located under SKU code ROG STRIX-GTX1080-O8G-GAMING.
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AgentOrange
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Posted on: 06/15/2016 12:10 PM
HH - We'll take Pulp Fiction quotes over Grease quotes (as per your i7 6950X review) any day of the week!
The AIB partners are certainly restricted with what they can do, slightly underwhelming the three you have reviewed so far. Still awesome though!
Do you think cards like the Lightning and Amp! with their increased power throughput and voltage will help these chips at all? It just seems like, as you say, Nvidia has really turned up the restrictions on voltage, power and overclocking...cheers!
HH - We'll take Pulp Fiction quotes over Grease quotes (as per your i7 6950X review) any day of the week!
The AIB partners are certainly restricted with what they can do, slightly underwhelming the three you have reviewed so far. Still awesome though!
Do you think cards like the Lightning and Amp! with their increased power throughput and voltage will help these chips at all? It just seems like, as you say, Nvidia has really turned up the restrictions on voltage, power and overclocking...cheers!
Yogi
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Posted on: 06/15/2016 01:04 PM
Nice review Hilbert.
Will you be reviewing the "cheap" AIB 1080's at any point? Be interesting to see if they run pretty much identical to the Founders Edition and these up-market 1080's
Nice review Hilbert.
Will you be reviewing the "cheap" AIB 1080's at any point? Be interesting to see if they run pretty much identical to the Founders Edition and these up-market 1080's
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 06/15/2016 01:29 PM
Nice review Hilbert.
Will you be reviewing the "cheap" AIB 1080's at any point? Be interesting to see if they run pretty much identical to the Founders Edition and these up-market 1080's
Yeah I know ... typically board partners send in their best as well, this is the Guru3D audience and they do want to show their best product. But I agree with you. I'll ask around a bit and see if that is going to happen.
Nice review Hilbert.
Will you be reviewing the "cheap" AIB 1080's at any point? Be interesting to see if they run pretty much identical to the Founders Edition and these up-market 1080's
Yeah I know ... typically board partners send in their best as well, this is the Guru3D audience and they do want to show their best product. But I agree with you. I'll ask around a bit and see if that is going to happen.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 06/15/2016 01:31 PM
HH - We'll take Pulp Fiction quotes over Grease quotes (as per your i7 6950X review) any day of the week!
The AIB partners are certainly restricted with what they can do, slightly underwhelming the three you have reviewed so far. Still awesome though!
Do you think cards like the Lightning and Amp! with their increased power throughput and voltage will help these chips at all? It just seems like, as you say, Nvidia has really turned up the restrictions on voltage, power and overclocking...cheers!
I do like my movies and series quotes
As to you question, I don't know. Only if the board partners can (and may) divert the voltage limitation that is going to happen I guess. Dunno, time will tell though.
HH - We'll take Pulp Fiction quotes over Grease quotes (as per your i7 6950X review) any day of the week!
The AIB partners are certainly restricted with what they can do, slightly underwhelming the three you have reviewed so far. Still awesome though!
Do you think cards like the Lightning and Amp! with their increased power throughput and voltage will help these chips at all? It just seems like, as you say, Nvidia has really turned up the restrictions on voltage, power and overclocking...cheers!
I do like my movies and series quotes
As to you question, I don't know. Only if the board partners can (and may) divert the voltage limitation that is going to happen I guess. Dunno, time will tell though.
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Nice review HH, i preordered mine nearly 3 weeks ago... still waiting lol availability is a huge joke. Apparently overclockers.co.uk got 6 in last week but they where for system builds. Thats well pissed me off in all honesty since they took my money 3 weeks ago and i have zilch to show for it except a bill. The OEM's need to pull their finger out! They said this friday, if i don't get i am cancelling cause at this rate Vega and Volta will be out.