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ASUS STRIX GTX 1080 Ti gets 1683 MHz boost clock
Specifications of ASUS STRIX GTX 1080 Ti have surfaced. The card receives a boost clock of 1708 MHz in OC mode and 1683 MHz in gaming mode.
Typically you need GPU TWeak software to be active at all times to get that OC mode, so straight out of the box you are looking at that 1683 MHz boost which is considered your default out of the box clocks. The card would get a 1569 MHz default base clock frequency.
The ASUS STRIX GTX 1080 Ti will have its memory clocked at 11100 MHz, again in OC mode. Gaming mode likely just runs the default 11 Gbps. The board is based on a 10+2 phase design and receives two 8-pin power connectors. It looks like the fact that the 1080 Ti will be available ‘early April’.
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#5406561 Posted on: 03/14/2017 07:45 PM
that's a rather poor oc, I think the 1080 models had close to 1900 on paper, but they all reached 2G due to GPU Boost 3 and enough headroom @ temp and power.
hmm let's see what they do once installed , pretty sure they'll clock to at least 1850 without using a slider in oc software.
2ghz through 3584 cores is a lot harder than 2ghz through 2560 cores.
I have an upper limit of $300 I will spend on a GPU. That's it. I've maintained that personal rule since my first V2 for $300...
Never once been disappointed! Nowadays, the sweet spot is closer to $200 than three! Good times!
Depends on the resolution of your display. You think you'll get 4k60fps on a 200$ card?
that's a rather poor oc, I think the 1080 models had close to 1900 on paper, but they all reached 2G due to GPU Boost 3 and enough headroom @ temp and power.
hmm let's see what they do once installed , pretty sure they'll clock to at least 1850 without using a slider in oc software.
2ghz through 3584 cores is a lot harder than 2ghz through 2560 cores.
I have an upper limit of $300 I will spend on a GPU. That's it. I've maintained that personal rule since my first V2 for $300...
Never once been disappointed! Nowadays, the sweet spot is closer to $200 than three! Good times!
Depends on the resolution of your display. You think you'll get 4k60fps on a 200$ card?
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#5406567 Posted on: 03/14/2017 08:07 PM
This is not totally true.
For example, strix 1070 has a boost of 1630mhz. But it will boost to 2000mhz on real life tests.
And this applies to other manufacturers too.
So, this one will probably boost to a higher clock.
This is not totally true.
For example, strix 1070 has a boost of 1630mhz. But it will boost to 2000mhz on real life tests.
And this applies to other manufacturers too.
So, this one will probably boost to a higher clock.
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#5406577 Posted on: 03/14/2017 08:23 PM
This is not totally true.
For example, strix 1070 has a boost of 1630mhz. But it will boost to 2000mhz on real life tests.
And this applies to other manufacturers too.
So, this one will probably boost to a higher clock.
At lesser cores than even a 1080. It's like a multi-core cpu, try pushing 5ghz through a quad core on air with all cores active versus 1 core active. Then voltage and temp plays a role.
Titan XP was able to achieve 2ghz so i'm not saying its not possible, but why vendors are clocking lower the more cores they have, they are ensuring stability out of the box.
This is not totally true.
For example, strix 1070 has a boost of 1630mhz. But it will boost to 2000mhz on real life tests.
And this applies to other manufacturers too.
So, this one will probably boost to a higher clock.
At lesser cores than even a 1080. It's like a multi-core cpu, try pushing 5ghz through a quad core on air with all cores active versus 1 core active. Then voltage and temp plays a role.
Titan XP was able to achieve 2ghz so i'm not saying its not possible, but why vendors are clocking lower the more cores they have, they are ensuring stability out of the box.
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#5406587 Posted on: 03/14/2017 08:36 PM
I think you will always have to put a little time and effort into overclocking to get the best out of your card, so don't worry about those boost clocks listed on the box. Reviews with OC sections will show you what's happening.
Interesting that it has a DVI (which many people still want and use), and has 2x8 pins instead of 8+6 (I know it doesn't make a difference, just interesting).
Won't go Asus this time around, going to pass on this one.
I think you will always have to put a little time and effort into overclocking to get the best out of your card, so don't worry about those boost clocks listed on the box. Reviews with OC sections will show you what's happening.
Interesting that it has a DVI (which many people still want and use), and has 2x8 pins instead of 8+6 (I know it doesn't make a difference, just interesting).
Won't go Asus this time around, going to pass on this one.
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