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Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11Gb

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Price: $950

The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is now the ultimate 4K gaming solution and until AMD releases Vega I don’t expect to see any significant shift in the GPU landscape. At $700 the fastest GeForce remains mighty expensive but it also delivers performance unlike anything else for the money.
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Based on 37 expert reviews
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Last revision on August 30, 2019

Editors Liked

  • Fastest graphics card available
  • Very overclockable
  • PC gamers with deep pockets shouldn't look any further than this, unless they have a high-end Pascal GPU already
  • 11 GB VRAM
  • Backplate included
  • No hotter than vanilla GTX 1080 despite big performance boost
  • DisplayPort-to-DVI adapter included in box
  • Improved cooling

Editors Didn't Like

  • Not as quiet as some board partner designs
  • Reference-style cooling isn't as efficient as custom coolers
  • A pricey investment for most
  • GPU runs a tad hot

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Expert reviews and ratings

By TechSpot on August 31, 2017

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By TechSpot on March 09, 2017 90

The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is now the ultimate 4K gaming solution and until AMD releases Vega I don’t expect to see any significant shift in the GPU landscape. At $700 the fastest GeForce remains mighty expensive but it also delivers performance unlike anything else for the money.

By TechSpot on March 09, 2017 90

Nvidia's Pascal architecture marked a new milestone for PC graphics last year, with graphics chips that were considerably faster and more efficient than before, driving smooth frame rates at 4K resolutions, delivering very fast graphics on laptops, and...

By TechRadar on October 17, 2018 100

From top to bottom this is Nvidia's most impressive graphics card to date. It's remarkably more powerful than the original GTX 1080 while matching the Titan X's gaming performance. You're also looking at one of Nvidia's coolest-running cards with plenty...

By pcgamesn.com on May 30, 2018 90

For all the little details of this review, the cache, GPU, and memory differences, all you need to know is Nvidia has created a graphics card with all the power of its flagship Titan X for almost half the price. So yeah, for all your 4K needs look no...

By beebom.com on April 11, 2018 91

The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition is probably the best gaming GPU you can buy. While the performance of the GPU is unmatched, the thermals can be a let down for some, making users resort to third-party OEMs. Also, if 4K and VR aren't your...

By HotHardware on February 05, 2018 100

The effect cryptocurrency mining has had on the PC gaming industry, specifically the now sky-high cost of graphics cards, is profound. However, someday mining algorithms may change enough such that GPUs aren't the only non-specialized compute engines...

By Trusted Reviews on October 13, 2017 90

This review was originally published in March 2017 The 1080 Ti represents the pinnacle of Nvidia's 2016/17 graphics card line-up, pitching itself as a 4K-and-beyond graphics card. It sits at the top of the range, £200 more expensive than the recently...

By liveatpc.com on July 02, 2017 86

Review] Nvidia Geforce GTX 1080ti: Power, power and more power! Nvidia's fastest card everIf you say to me five years ago that we will be getting a graphics card that is this powerful, I would have called you nuts, and walked away. Yet, we are here...

By gamingcentral.in on May 04, 2017 90

The GTX 1080Ti is indeed a beast. While the Vega is still under wraps, this Titan stomping GPU is sweeping the charts. We were not able to include benchmarks for 4K due to lack of a UHD display at the time of review, but if the numbers above are any...

By PCWorld on April 24, 2017 100

The GTX 1080 Ti SC2 uses EVGA's revolutionary iCX cooling technology to make the most potent consumer graphics card in the world even better. It's cool, quiet, and powerful.

By Guru of 3D on March 30, 2017 100

While frametime results and output are designed for multi-GPU environments, it does tell us a lot about single GPU setups as well. You will, however, see less issues on a single GPU setup (obviously). But hey, if there is a problem, rest assured it...

By Digit on March 23, 2017 90

NVIDIA has had a great year in 2016 and by the looks of it, it seems that 2017 is going to the same. Pascal's successor, NVIDIA Volta, has already started rearing its head here and there. If you want to snoop around a little, then search for Device ID...

By hardwarezone.com.my on March 15, 2017 90

Back when we reviewed the GTX 1080 last year, the card wowed us immensely with it stellar performance over the GTX 980 Ti. A year later, and NVIDIA has wowed us yet again with its new card, and as our Singaporean counterpart said a year earlier, it's a...

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