OC3D GTX 1080 Ti Owners Club

What is correct, since everyone seems to be writing differently... Is it "1080Ti" or "1080 Ti"?.

Both wrong !!!

Even NVidia are not sure by the look of it.

If you look at the box in the pic below it is with small letters even though it is a capital T.

If you look at the card itself it is with small letters again but they are raised compared to the 1080 part.

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Who cares how people write 1080 Ti as long as we all know what it says.:)
 
Both wrong !!!

Even NVidia are not sure by the look of it.

If you look at the box in the pic below it is with small letters even though it is a capital T.

If you look at the card itself it is with small letters again but they are raised compared to the 1080 part.

Scxs2vc.jpg


Who cares how people write 1080 Ti as long as we all know what it says.:)

Oh yeah, you're right! Ha!

It's not like one of those legos vs versus LEGO debate where annoying people say legos instead of LEGO which is the closest to what the company consider to be accurate.
 
Woah, you're at 720p? Nice, brah. I'm at 480p 'cause that's what YouTube plays videos at. It's more realistic, like you're watching a boring vlog of an average family.
 
Woah, you're at 720p? Nice, brah. I'm at 480p 'cause that's what YouTube plays videos at. It's more realistic, like you're watching a boring vlog of an average family.

lmao! No I just got a 4K monitor and wanted to have some room to not upgrade for awhile... Seems like the only time I don't pick up the next best card is when I have 2 underwater... Only time will tell if it works this time haha!
 
lmao! No I just got a 4K monitor and wanted to have some room to not upgrade for awhile... Seems like the only time I don't pick up the next best card is when I have 2 underwater... Only time will tell if it works this time haha!

Did you consider waiting for 4k/120Hz or were you not fussed about that?
 
I thought about it but figured the monitors would be up of $1500 and even with my setup in SLI I didnt think it would get 120 FPS average...

This is true. I don't know if I could go back to 60 FPS. I mean, it's perfectly playable. I'm not one of those FPS snobs that will would "like, literally, DIE if I had to game at anything less than, like, 200 FPS. Go hard or go home n00b." But I do really like hitting 90 FPS. I usually have to turn settings down for that, but it's my preferred way of gaming.
 
This is true. I don't know if I could go back to 60 FPS. I mean, it's perfectly playable. I'm not one of those FPS snobs that will would "like, literally, DIE if I had to game at anything less than, like, 200 FPS. Go hard or go home n00b." But I do really like hitting 90 FPS. I usually have to turn settings down for that, but it's my preferred way of gaming.

I'm just going to be happy to be back at/above 60FPS as I hate turning a game down. My 980 TI was doing 30-40fps (@2k) in wildlands, so I'm going to be like "a fat kid in a candy store" to run it at 4K with 60+fps.
 
Both wrong !!!

Even NVidia are not sure by the look of it.

If you look at the box in the pic below it is with small letters even though it is a capital T.

If you look at the card itself it is with small letters again but they are raised compared to the 1080 part.

Scxs2vc.jpg


Who cares how people write 1080 Ti as long as we all know what it says.:)

I do?...
 
Both wrong !!!

Even NVidia are not sure by the look of it.

If you look at the box in the pic below it is with small letters even though it is a capital T.

If you look at the card itself it is with small letters again but they are raised compared to the 1080 part.

Scxs2vc.jpg


Who cares how people write 1080 Ti as long as we all know what it says.:)

I agree it shouldn't matter how people type it, it just seems like people are moaning about something that shouldn't even matter.

Type it the way YOU want and who cares about how other people type it.
 
I got mine on launch day but only received my EK Block + Backplate last week.

Looks nice I think :)

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Load Temperatures:
1.9GHz: 37c-40c depending on ambient room temp.
2.0GHz: 37-41c
2.1GHz: 38-42c

It hits 1911MHz on its own without me touching any clock offsets or any other settings so I consider the 1.9GHz result a "stock" result from just giving it better cooling. It was hitting about 1780-1820MHz on the Air Cooler in games @ 85c so this is a nice improvement. I've not needed to touch voltages to get it running at 2.0 or 2.1GHz but I did have to adjust the power limit to get it to 2.1GHz. Great card!
 
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