Together, they double the video card’s raw bandwidth, although it’s worth noting that neither approach is new to the Pascal architecture: Nvidia’s older Maxwell-based chips also use tiled caches to improve performance, for instance. The reference cooler is fairly identical to the other Founder’s Edition coolers we’ve seen, although it’s a first for the GTX 1080 Ti to omit a DVI-connection entirely, instead opting for HDMI and a trio of DisplayPort inputs.
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The specs are remarkably similar to the Titan X, with just 1GB less of video memory, coming in at 11GB, although it does pack the latest GDDR5X, which gives it a slightly better memory bandwidth. NVIDIA’s new GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is the graphics card to have if you don’t want your PC to play any of the modern games. It didn’t talk about the card’s stock core and boost clocks, though, except to say that the card running demonstrations was running at 2GHz.
The GeForce GTX 1080’s MSRP of $600 would leave the card precious little breathing room with the Ti checking in at $700-not to mention Nvidia’s own $700 GTX 1080 Founders Edition. The new GeForce 1080 Ti GPU comes with 3584 CUDA cores and a base clocking of 1480 Mhz. Priced at $699, it is said to be around 35 percent faster than the GTX 1080 marking the biggest leap forward for the company’s TI series. Although, there is just a little modifications with the GTX 1080 Ti it is still affordable on its price which is nearly half of the Titan X Pascal’s value.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is now obtainable at an affordable price of $699.
The card will sit at the top of Nvidia’s GeForce offerings snuggled alongside the Titan X and GeForce GTX 1080. The GTX 1080 will be overclocked with 11GB/s GDDR5x, and the GTX 1060 will be overclocked with 9GB/s GDDR5.
The new card was revealed during a presentation by Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang at GDC. Like the Titan X, the 1080 Ti use 3,584 of NVIDIA’s CUDA cores.
AMD announced some new RX Vega cards during its Capsaicin event earlier today, though specifications on those particular cards have remained scarce for now.
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The GTX 1080 was launched past year at a price of $699 for the Founders Edition and $599 for custom variants.
