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Photos and Specifications MSI GTX GeForce 1080 Ti and 1080 Ti X Sea Hawk

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/31/2017 07:48 PM | source: | 17 comment(s)
Photos and Specifications MSI GTX GeForce 1080 Ti and 1080 Ti X Sea Hawk

One of the hybrid liquid cooling solutions quite a few of you have been waiting on is the MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Ti and 1080 Ti X Sea Hawk. These puppies come with a liquid block on the GPU and active cooling (blower) over the VRM.

The Sea Hawk will cool the card (typically a reference board) with an AIO cooler based on the Corsair Hydro 55 thermal cooler. Then a low RPM blower style cooler will take care of other components like the VRM area and memory.  The MSI will release  the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SEA HAWK and the X model, both a result of a partnership with the popular Corsair Hydro Series liquid cooler. The SEA HAWK stays at least as cool as it looks while providing extreme gaming performance thanks to vastly increased clock speeds out of the box. The specs will be as follows:

MSI GTX GeForce 1080 Ti Sea Hawk:

  • Base clock: 1493 MHz
  • Turbo clock: 1607 MHz 
  • Memory clock: 11 Gbps

MSI GTX GeForce 1080 Ti X Sea Hawk (stock tweaked version):

  • Base clock: 1544 MHz
  • Turbo clock: 1657 MHz 
  • Memory clock: 11.1 Gbps
With the gaming APP you'll have additional clock frequency options. The cards will be fitted with three DisplayPort connectors, one HDMI port and a DL-DVI-D connector. Power wise you will spot both a 6-pin and 8-pin PCIe power connector. Both cards look identical aesthetically wise. In the below chart, the Gaming mode is your default BIOS clocked modus operandus.
 
GTX 1080 Ti Sea Hawk XBase clockBoostMemory
OC Mode 1.569 MHz 1.683 MHz 11.124 MHz
Gaming Mode 1.544 MHz 1.657 MHz 11.016 MHz
Silent Mode 1.480 MHz 1.582 MHz 11.016 MHz
GTX 1080 Ti Sea HawkBase clockBoostMemory
OC Mode 1.506 MHz 1.620 MHz 11.016 MHz
Gaming Mode 1.493 MHz 1.607 MHz 11.016 MHz
Silent Mode 1.480 MHz 1.582 MHz 11.016 MHz


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ivymike10mt
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#5414683 Posted on: 03/31/2017 08:36 PM
Since conventionally cooled 1080Ti's looks like have some sweating, on the VRM's area.
What about Sea Hawk.. VRM there will be hot aswell?
I hope they not cranked up price too crazy.. coz im interested in this one.

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#5414684 Posted on: 03/31/2017 08:36 PM


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#5414727 Posted on: 03/31/2017 10:06 PM
Since conventionally cooled 1080Ti's looks like have some sweating, on the VRM's area.
What about Sea Hawk.. VRM there will be hot aswell?
I hope they not cranked up price too crazy.. coz im interested in this one.

the MSI one seems to have cool VRMs

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#5414747 Posted on: 03/31/2017 10:47 PM
the MSI one seems to have cool VRMs


Ye MSI have abit lower temps. But for overclocking 80/83*C still is high IMO.
I plan doing some strong OC, to achieve close 60 FPS in 4K (without motion blur, and AA).
If not will need two 180Ti's or 1080's :nerd:

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#5414779 Posted on: 04/01/2017 12:35 AM
This does not make sense.
What is the point in having a WC'ed GPU that still needs a blower over the VRM? You get performance, yes, but not quietness. If silence is not important to you, then just buy a regular Ti and overclock it.
It is wiser - and probably less expensive - to buy a regular card, a water block from reputable brand like EK and loop it into your already existing WC system.

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