#5448164

Singleton99

2017-06-30 16:02

Super review as always and enjoyed reading 🙂 Great looking card with RGB lights going on . I've been wanting to go back to a single card setup now for sometime now, but im still waiting for AMD new cards before i make the decision . I have the feeling that AMD won't be able to beat the 1080ti in performance (hope im wrong)

#5448203

Solfaur

2017-06-30 17:18

That's some insane memory clocks. If I go above +600 the performance decreases for me, however my average core is 2088MHz on my MSI Gaming X. Even though I like the look of the new Lighting more, if it is anywhere like the older Lightnings, it will have quite the GPU sag considering how massive it is. 🙂

#5448227

-Tj-

2017-06-30 18:06

Dayumn pascal OC's like shizle, be it midget or full blown chip. I expected 2GHz will be the limit and it still is.. Wonder what Volta will do, hard limit at 2.3Ghz? 😀

#5448228

Loophole35

2017-06-30 18:09

Dayumn pascal OC's like shizle, be it midget or full blown chip. I expected 2GHz will be the limit and it still is.. Wonder what Volta will do, hard limit at 2.3Ghz? 😀

2.3Ghz on full Volta will be what 22.5Tflop? Sign me up. OT just makes my decision to go with a reference board 1080ti seem even more logical at hmthis point.

#5448504

Endymion

2017-07-01 14:07

Maaaan, what a card!

#5448726

H1TMANza

2017-07-02 09:59

Direct conversion this card costs $1223,36. In my country, its up on some sites.

#5454611

Tenchi Muyo

2017-07-22 21:36

I'am little wondering.. got a 2-way-sli of the MSI GTX 1080 Lighning Z and did not get over 650 Watts (read by the Corsair PSU). The cards run in normal mode and not Lightning mode. Cant post links yet (please add worldwideweb): hardwareluxx.de/community/f305/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-gp102-sammelthread-faq-1155617-307.html#post25695288

#5454973

mrkuro

2017-07-24 12:18

when i oc my lightning msi afterburner shows vrm temp at 90 degrees is that normal