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Posted by: on: 08/11/2016 09:27 AM [
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We move on-wards to the next 1080 review, meet the all custom, cooled and tweaked higher ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1080 AMP! Extreme Edition. Let's check out the new 8 GB beast with that massive three slot cooler, extra RGB LED functionality and very hip'n trendy clock frequencies.
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Ziggymac
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Posts: 111
Posted on: 08/11/2016 10:25 AM
Nice card except for that backplate.
..it would just have to come off for a plain black or gunmetal grey paint spray before I'd let it go in my system.
Nice card except for that backplate.
..it would just have to come off for a plain black or gunmetal grey paint spray before I'd let it go in my system.
JustinBulty
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Posts: 15
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Posted on: 08/11/2016 10:29 AM
In this round we take a peek at that MASSIVE 1080 from ZOTAC, check out that all custom cooled and tweaked higher ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1080 AMP! Extreme Edition. Let's check out the new 8 GB beast with ...
Hi Hilbert
im just wondered for which reason the result achieved by other custom 1080 crads guru3d has been reviewed in past is not included in this review and only compared to reference cards?
more interestly why this is not true about other custom 1080s?
im curiously waiting four your response.
best regards.
In this round we take a peek at that MASSIVE 1080 from ZOTAC, check out that all custom cooled and tweaked higher ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1080 AMP! Extreme Edition. Let's check out the new 8 GB beast with ...
Hi Hilbert
im just wondered for which reason the result achieved by other custom 1080 crads guru3d has been reviewed in past is not included in this review and only compared to reference cards?
more interestly why this is not true about other custom 1080s?
im curiously waiting four your response.
best regards.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 08/11/2016 11:13 AM
JustinBulty - > Updated data-sets with another driver made new benchmarks and the older results slightly invalidated. Also I might be stepping away from the cross-brand benchmarks. The outcome looks very cluttered/busy in the charts. This looks much clearer and cleaner. Still playing with that btw as I know you guys like to compare apples and oranges and then apples again
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fantaskarsef -> as written on the first benchmark page, this product was actually tested before Titan X was tested - here again, it's a different data-set. Basically due to the incredible amount of GPU reviews the benchmarks for this product had been done, yet I decided to push back this review in favor of the 460 / 470 / Titan X reviews. This is the result of a 2 week time-lapse lol.
From here onward all reviews will have RX460/470 included as well as the entire Pascal range based on the newer drivers and a separated Vulkan data-set with ASYNC compute results.
JustinBulty - > Updated data-sets with another driver made new benchmarks and the older results slightly invalidated. Also I might be stepping away from the cross-brand benchmarks. The outcome looks very cluttered/busy in the charts. This looks much clearer and cleaner. Still playing with that btw as I know you guys like to compare apples and oranges and then apples again
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fantaskarsef -> as written on the first benchmark page, this product was actually tested before Titan X was tested - here again, it's a different data-set. Basically due to the incredible amount of GPU reviews the benchmarks for this product had been done, yet I decided to push back this review in favor of the 460 / 470 / Titan X reviews. This is the result of a 2 week time-lapse lol.
From here onward all reviews will have RX460/470 included as well as the entire Pascal range based on the newer drivers and a separated Vulkan data-set with ASYNC compute results.
MainFrame Alpha
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Posts: 139
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Posts: 139
Posted on: 08/11/2016 11:39 AM
thank you Hilbert for another great review, man this is one big card, and thanks for the other gurus for there questions, same ones i wanted to ask while reading through the article 
, great minds think alike 
and thank you for replying so fast AS ALWAYS.
i trully could not wait to get to the overclocking thinking..man with such HUGE cooler this card is going to rock, but then again thanks to Nvidia limiters
ALL AIBs are performing almost identically.
guess Hilberts concluding sum it all.
thank you Hilbert for another great review
, man this is one big card, and thanks for the other gurus for there questions, same ones i wanted to ask while reading through the article , great minds think alike
and thank you for replying so fast AS ALWAYS.
i trully could not wait to get to the overclocking thinking..man with such HUGE cooler this card is going to rock, but then again thanks to Nvidia limiters
ALL AIBs are performing almost identically.
guess Hilberts concluding sum it all.
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Thanks for the review HH!
Just a question, is there any reason in particular why the TitanX Pascal wasn't included in the comparison charts?