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Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti vs Titan X PCB Explored
We all know that aside from a memory configuration and a GPU rebrand, there will be little different inbetween the Titan X Pascal and upcoming GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. Nvidia did however claim a few changes on cooling and power design.
A photo has leaked onto the web comparing the two. Both cards eem to use PCB PG611, you'll spot that the DVI connectir was dropped to add room for better air exhaust of the updated vapor chamber design. Board partners will likely add a DVI connector.
The GTX 1080 Ti features a 7-phase power supply same as Titan X yet has a dualFET design. TITAN X has less advanced power delivery. GeForce GTX 1080 Ti will be available this month, priced at US $699 for the FE editions.
Existing EK-FC Titan X Pascal compatible with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti - 03/01/2017 07:58 PM
EK Water Blocks, the world renowned premium liquid cooling manufacturer, is pleased to announce that the existing EK-FC Titan X Pascal series water blocks are compatible with the GeForce® GTX 1080 Ti...
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#5402582 Posted on: 03/06/2017 08:05 PM
Nope.
Reference cards overclock the same as even the best boards.
Limitation these days are silicon lottery.
Interesting. Think I will affect overclocking any?
Nope.
Reference cards overclock the same as even the best boards.
Limitation these days are silicon lottery.
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#5402586 Posted on: 03/06/2017 08:14 PM
"Board partners will likely added DVI.
Please, don't
"Board partners will likely added DVI.
Please, don't
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#5402619 Posted on: 03/06/2017 09:19 PM
I think for the first time I might actually go with a reference/FE card.
If the OC potential is the same as the 1080 non-ti then I'd be happy with a stock cooler that exhausts heat out of the case, while the OC potential is pretty much the same as the aftermarket cards.
I personally have found my G1 quite loud under full stress as well, and the stock cooler is actually less loud... win/win
Edit;
The 1080 Ti PCB looks better then the Titan one.. Interesting, so apart from 1gb less and a slightly gimped memory bus, you can get a better card for half the price..
Glad I waited for a bit and didn't jump the gun on the 1080 
I think for the first time I might actually go with a reference/FE card.
If the OC potential is the same as the 1080 non-ti then I'd be happy with a stock cooler that exhausts heat out of the case, while the OC potential is pretty much the same as the aftermarket cards.
I personally have found my G1 quite loud under full stress as well, and the stock cooler is actually less loud... win/win
Edit;
The 1080 Ti PCB looks better then the Titan one.. Interesting, so apart from 1gb less and a slightly gimped memory bus, you can get a better card for half the price..
Glad I waited for a bit and didn't jump the gun on the 1080
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#5402625 Posted on: 03/06/2017 09:26 PM
I think for the first time I might actually go with a reference/FE card.
If the OC potential is the same as the 1080 non-ti then I'd be happy with a stock cooler that exhausts heat out of the case, while the OC potential is pretty much the same as the aftermarket cards.
I personally have found my G1 quite loud under full stress as well, and the stock cooler is actually less loud... win/win
Edit;
The 1080 Ti PCB looks better then the Titan one.. Interesting, so apart from 1gb less and a slightly gimped memory bus, you can get a better card for half the price.. Glad I waited for a bit and didn't jump the gun on the 1080
8 fewer ROP's as well. TXP may end up being better in 4K at the same clocks.
I think for the first time I might actually go with a reference/FE card.
If the OC potential is the same as the 1080 non-ti then I'd be happy with a stock cooler that exhausts heat out of the case, while the OC potential is pretty much the same as the aftermarket cards.
I personally have found my G1 quite loud under full stress as well, and the stock cooler is actually less loud... win/win
Edit;
The 1080 Ti PCB looks better then the Titan one.. Interesting, so apart from 1gb less and a slightly gimped memory bus, you can get a better card for half the price..
Glad I waited for a bit and didn't jump the gun on the 1080
8 fewer ROP's as well. TXP may end up being better in 4K at the same clocks.
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Interesting. Think I will affect overclocking any?