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ASUS To Release Strix and Turbo Models of the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
On it's twitter account ASUS is announcing a Strix and Turbo Model of the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. The screenshot shows both cads, the turbo version a bit of a simplified model and the Strix model obviously comes all customized and is paired with a DirectCU based cooler and three fans.
The Turbo model is a more base model, I would like to say a more 'budget' model but that claim would be off with a 1080 Ti of course :) Nvidia yesterday announced the Geforce GTX 1080 Ti, the new high-end GTX 1080 Ti features 3584 CUDA Cores, 224 Texture Units, a 352-bit memory controller and 11 GB of GDDR5X memory. The card should be faster than a reference Titan X and 30% faster compared to a GTX 1080.
The card has the same "GP102" GPU as the TITAN X Pascal, the GTX 1080 Ti but was slighty cut-down. Interesting is the 352-bit with GDDR5X memory interface, this was not expected. This translates to 11 memory chips on the card which run at 11 GHz (GDDR5X-effective), the memory bandwidth is 484 GB/s. Thiis means the ROP count is would be 88 (from 96 on the TITAN X Pascal), and the TMU count 224.The Ti will boost up to 1600 MHz, but the overclocking potential is much like all GeForce Pascal cards in the 2 GHz range. The GTX 1080 Ti has 8-pin and 6-pin power connectors and TDP around 220 W.
It will be intersting to see what clock freqeuncies the board partners cards will get.
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#5400625 Posted on: 03/02/2017 03:55 PM
Avoid buying these unless you plan to junk them during warranty
The fans are unreplaceable aka the version of the strix fan with their unusual mount and false model number isn't available to the public for sale.
Asus will not sell you one so when your warranty runs out and the fan dies you now have to rig 3rd party fans that do not fit onto the card.
Thus I would buy from a different company that you know that this problem will not occur.
hhhmmm?
that leaves no brand.
I am pretty sure that anus will have the first "true custom" pbc layouts.
I think its been the same dcII pbc since the 680's or close to it.
its pretty cool thou because the asus pro clockers really get out the how to's (bios hw mods and sub zero tips).
really miss the lightning cards but you never know later on.
Avoid buying these unless you plan to junk them during warranty
The fans are unreplaceable aka the version of the strix fan with their unusual mount and false model number isn't available to the public for sale.
Asus will not sell you one so when your warranty runs out and the fan dies you now have to rig 3rd party fans that do not fit onto the card.
Thus I would buy from a different company that you know that this problem will not occur.
hhhmmm?
that leaves no brand.
I am pretty sure that anus will have the first "true custom" pbc layouts.
I think its been the same dcII pbc since the 680's or close to it.
its pretty cool thou because the asus pro clockers really get out the how to's (bios hw mods and sub zero tips).
really miss the lightning cards but you never know later on.
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#5400654 Posted on: 03/02/2017 04:40 PM
Avoid buying these unless you plan to junk them during warranty
The fans are unreplaceable aka the version of the strix fan with their unusual mount and false model number isn't available to the public for sale.
Asus will not sell you one so when your warranty runs out and the fan dies you now have to rig 3rd party fans that do not fit onto the card.
Thus I would buy from a different company that you know that this problem will not occur.
i think fans on GPU (either custom or reference) are not "standard" fans that you can easily buy replacement on pc stores
like msi gpu, they using power-logic fans which is not sold freely
seems powerlogic oem their fans only... same like gigabyte/asus that seems using everflow fans
anyway when mine dead (msi lighting middle fan), i can find replacement on net, but different color despite same model number
only service center had the same replacement unit, had to pay for it as its out of warranty and not cheap either
so for replacement i think you should make a call to service center in your area, ask for replacement fan, i believe they can help you, well u need to buy it if u out of warranty of course
Avoid buying these unless you plan to junk them during warranty
The fans are unreplaceable aka the version of the strix fan with their unusual mount and false model number isn't available to the public for sale.
Asus will not sell you one so when your warranty runs out and the fan dies you now have to rig 3rd party fans that do not fit onto the card.
Thus I would buy from a different company that you know that this problem will not occur.
i think fans on GPU (either custom or reference) are not "standard" fans that you can easily buy replacement on pc stores
like msi gpu, they using power-logic fans which is not sold freely
seems powerlogic oem their fans only... same like gigabyte/asus that seems using everflow fans
anyway when mine dead (msi lighting middle fan), i can find replacement on net, but different color despite same model number
only service center had the same replacement unit, had to pay for it as its out of warranty and not cheap either
so for replacement i think you should make a call to service center in your area, ask for replacement fan, i believe they can help you, well u need to buy it if u out of warranty of course
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#5400709 Posted on: 03/02/2017 05:53 PM
I don't have anything against ASUS, but from this generation of AIB coolers I'd go with MSI TwinFrorzVI any day. I'm most likely getting the 1080Ti Gaming X or whatever they will call it, which will likely look identical with my current 1070 (but most likely have 2x8 instead of 1x6 and 1x8 power pins).
I remember quite a number of people complaining about sagging with ASUS 3fan coolers cards, I had sag like that on my MSI 970s and it looked really bad, hopefully they fixed that with a better backplate or something.
I don't have anything against ASUS, but from this generation of AIB coolers I'd go with MSI TwinFrorzVI any day. I'm most likely getting the 1080Ti Gaming X or whatever they will call it, which will likely look identical with my current 1070 (but most likely have 2x8 instead of 1x6 and 1x8 power pins).
I remember quite a number of people complaining about sagging with ASUS 3fan coolers cards, I had sag like that on my MSI 970s and it looked really bad, hopefully they fixed that with a better backplate or something.
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#5401009 Posted on: 03/03/2017 12:26 AM
I don't have anything against ASUS, but from this generation of AIB coolers I'd go with MSI TwinFrorzVI any day. I'm most likely getting the 1080Ti Gaming X or whatever they will call it, which will likely look identical with my current 1070 (but most likely have 2x8 instead of 1x6 and 1x8 power pins).
I remember quite a number of people complaining about sagging with ASUS 3fan coolers cards, I had sag like that on my MSI 970s and it looked really bad, hopefully they fixed that with a better backplate or something.
in few last build, i been using same case silverstone FT02
which make the gpu position vertically instead horizontal
so no sagging
but for sagging, i think its caused weight on the cooler
and sagging isnt mean the gpu pcb bended, it just because on rear side it didnt have "stand" to lean on, while on other side it got lean to pc case + screw to hold it
imo backplate can make sagging worse, because it add extra weight to the card
the best way to prevent sagging is get a case that have GPU bracket/holder
or make your own gpu holder, something like this http://i.imgur.com/MvHrjcv.jpg
or even a string can be used to hang/hold the gpu http://imgur.com/aAUMqYw,H5NIDyM
I don't have anything against ASUS, but from this generation of AIB coolers I'd go with MSI TwinFrorzVI any day. I'm most likely getting the 1080Ti Gaming X or whatever they will call it, which will likely look identical with my current 1070 (but most likely have 2x8 instead of 1x6 and 1x8 power pins).
I remember quite a number of people complaining about sagging with ASUS 3fan coolers cards, I had sag like that on my MSI 970s and it looked really bad, hopefully they fixed that with a better backplate or something.
in few last build, i been using same case silverstone FT02
which make the gpu position vertically instead horizontal
so no sagging
but for sagging, i think its caused weight on the cooler
and sagging isnt mean the gpu pcb bended, it just because on rear side it didnt have "stand" to lean on, while on other side it got lean to pc case + screw to hold it
imo backplate can make sagging worse, because it add extra weight to the card
the best way to prevent sagging is get a case that have GPU bracket/holder
or make your own gpu holder, something like this http://i.imgur.com/MvHrjcv.jpg
or even a string can be used to hang/hold the gpu http://imgur.com/aAUMqYw,H5NIDyM
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Avoid buying these unless you plan to junk them during warranty
Avoid buying these unless you plan to junk them during warranty
The fans are unreplaceable aka the version of the strix fan with their unusual mount and false model number isn't available to the public for sale.
Asus will not sell you one so when your warranty runs out and the fan dies you now have to rig 3rd party fans that do not fit onto the card.
Thus I would buy from a different company that you know that this problem will not occur.