NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Review Roundup - The Fastest GeForce Ever Built

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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Review Roundup – The Fastest GeForce Graphics Card Ever Built

NVIDIA just launched the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card and reviews are now widely available. Several tech sites have tested NVIDIA’s flagship GeForce graphic card and the performance it just minds blowing in such price. The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is available in $699a will additional performance 35-40% compared to last years GTX 1080 and the performance gain that bring 4K AAA gaming to a wide spectrum of high performance for enthusiast gamers.

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SPECS AT A GLANCE: NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1080 TI
CUDA CORES	3584
TEXTURE UNITS	224
ROPS	88
CORE CLOCK	1,480MHz
BOOST CLOCK	1,1582MHz
MEMORY BUS WIDTH	352 bits
MEMORY BANDWIDTH	484GB/s
MEMORY SIZE	11GB GDDR5X
OUTPUTS	3x DisplayPort 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.0b with support for 4K60 10/12b HEVC Decode
RELEASE DATE	March 9, 2017
PRICE	Founders Edition (as reviewed): £700/$700. Partner cards priced at: £700/$700.

It should also be mentioned that NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is not only the fastest single chip GeForce graphic card but is the fastest graphic card available for gamers. It has no competition for the time being.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Review Roundup:

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti CPU Scaling With Intel Core i7 and AMD Ryzen 7 Processors:

Reviewer’s Remarks for NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 1080 Ti:

SKYMTL – HardwareCanucks:

Conclusion; The Fastest Just Got More “Affordable”
At the end of the TITAN X review I asked a simple question: would I buy it? Back then the answer was a resounding “yes, provided my girlfriend doesn’t kill me”. This time around I’m going to unequivocally say “yes, if you have the money”. However, while the GTX 1080 Ti is a technological achievement of pretty epic proportions, and it has staked its territory atop the performance mountain, I think it will be up to NVIDIA’s board partners to make it truly shine. Regardless of what you choose to do – run out and buy a Founders Edition or wait for the inevitable custom designs – the GTX 1080 Ti has set the bar so high that it will be very, very hard to dethrone.

Kyle Bennett – HardOCP:

Even with the lack of competition in the high-end from AMD, NVIDIA has forged its own path forward and brought a higher level of video card performance to gamers and computer hardware enthusiasts. The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti at $699 is a statement of market dominance. It provides 30 to 35% better performance compared to the GeForce GTX 1080, and even beats the $1200 GeForce GTX TITAN X Pascal video card.
The GTX 1080 Ti is perfect for today’s, and very likely tomorrow’s most demanding games. The huge 11GB VRAM capacity will ensure it can handle 4K resolution with upcoming games. The Ti runs at a high clock speed and even has good headroom for improving performance further via overclocking, pushing it even further into the “awesome performance” arena. NVIDIA isn’t sitting idle, it very much wants to dominate the computer gaming landscape, and the 1080 Ti is a testament to that commitment.

Ryan Smith – Anandtech:

Overall then, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is another well-executed launch by NVIDIA. The $699 card isn’t for the faint of wallet, but if you can afford to spend that much money on the hobby, then the GTX 1080 Ti is unrivaled in performance.
Finally, looking at the big picture, this launch further solidifies NVIDIA’s dominance of the high-end video card market. The GTX 1080 has gone unchallenged in the last 10 months, and with the GTX 1080 Ti NVIDIA is extending that performance lead even farther. As I mentioned towards the start of this article, the launch of the GTX 1080 Ti is both a chance for NVIDIA to take a victory lap for 2016 and to set the stage for the rest of the year. For now it puts them that much farther ahead of AMD and gives them a chance to start 2017 on a high note.

W1zzard – Techpowerup:

NVIDIA’s CEO shocked everyone during the live stream, by announcing a price that matches that of the GTX 1080: $699. While it is certainly not cheap, NVIDIA has trained us well to accept costly graphics cards for the high-end, where the company completely dominates the market. Before you start moaning now, just two weeks ago everybody has been dreaming of a GTX 1080 for their rig – at more than $600. Today the GTX 1080 Ti is available for $699, which is in the same ballpark – pricing is definitely not unreasonable. On top of that, GTX 1080 non-Ti pricing has been reduced substantially, which is a clever move to ensure GTX 1080 sales stay strong. AMD really has nothing to offer at this time if you want high performance, so it’s only natural to expect some price premium. I also have serious doubts that AMD Vega will be able to beat GTX 1080 Ti, especially when you consider what board partners will be able to achieve with GTX 1080 Ti, using better coolers and increased power limit.

Chris Angelini – Tomshardware:

Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition simultaneously ascends the throne as a new performance king and extends Titan X-class performance to gamers for $500 less. There is a lot to like if you want to enjoy your favorite games on a 4K monitor, with a fast-refresh QHD display, or in virtual reality. Although some of Nvidia’s board partners will offer 1080 Tis with bigger coolers and less noise, its Founders Edition card remains a favorite for its ability to exhaust waste heat.