Color: Green / Black
Cooling: 3 Fans
External Power: 2 PCIe 8-pin
Specifications
Manufacturer
EVGA
Part #
11G-P4-6796-K4
Manufacturer
EVGA
Chipset
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Memory
11 GB
Memory Type
GDDR5X
Core Clock
1569 MHz
Boost Clock
1683 MHz
Effective Memory Clock
11016 MHz
Interface
PCIe x16
Color
Green / Black
SLI/CrossFire
2-way SLI Capable
Frame Sync
G-Sync
Length
300 mm
TDP
250 W
DVI Ports
1
HDMI Ports
1
Mini-HDMI Ports
0
DisplayPort Ports
3
Mini-DisplayPort Ports
0
Expansion Slot Width
2
Cooling
3 Fans
External Power
2 PCIe 8-pin
DVI-D Dual-Link
1
DisplayPort
3
HDMI
1
Prices
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Specifications
Manufacturer
EVGA
Part #
Manufacturer
EVGA
Chipset
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Memory
11 GB
Memory Type
GDDR5X
Core Clock
1569 MHz
Boost Clock
1683 MHz
Effective Memory Clock
11016 MHz
Interface
PCIe x16
Color
Green / Black
SLI/CrossFire
Frame Sync
Length
300 mm
TDP
250 W
DVI Ports
1
HDMI Ports
1
Mini-HDMI Ports
0
DisplayPort Ports
3
Mini-DisplayPort Ports
0
Expansion Slot Width
2
Cooling
3 Fans
External Power
2 PCIe 8-pin
DVI-D Dual-Link
1
DisplayPort
3
HDMI
1
Price History
Reviews
- 4 points
- 4 months ago
from completed build FrankenCircuit
EVGA's 1080 Ti card variants remain viable kings amongst graphical processing units, let's make that utterly clear. The EVGA 1080 Ti FTW3 Gaming Elite, even more-so.
This thing has powered various monitor setups that I've subjected it to, with no pixel left behind. However, this card is not to be confused with base EVGA 1080 ti cards, neither the factory overclocked editions. This particular unit that I have listed was only made available to select members of the registered EVGA community. While not as powerful as the KINGPiN variant, it does hold dominion over the other 1080 ti variants w/ slight advantage.
From triple 1080p displays, to dual 4K displays, to triple 2K displays, I've seen nothing but glory resulting from this cards performance through all rendering workloads & genre's/categories of games that I've played. Sadly, If you're looking for one of these cards, you're going to want cease that search. Unless you plan on willingly forking over three to two times what this card is actually worth at current msrp, you'll be faced with no other option than to go with the current architecture of GPU's. Should you want to go with a card that is similar to the 1080 ti's ability, I'd suggest the RTX 2070 ti — slightly faster than the 1080 ti but with similar (corrected) msrp value.
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