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EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC2 Gaming, 11GB GDDR5X, iCX Technology - 9 Thermal Sensors & RGB LED G/P/M, Asynch Fan, Optimized Airflow Design Graphics Card 11G-P4-6593-KR

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Style: SC2


Size: Real Boost Clock: 1670 MHz


Features

  • Real Base Clock: 1556 MHz/Real Boost Clock: 1670 MHz; Memory Detail: 11264MB GDDR5X
  • EVGA iCX Technology - 9 additional temp sensors to monitor Memory and VRM
  • GPU/Memory/PWM Thermal Status Indicator RGB LEDs
  • New vented heatsink fin design and pin fins for optimized airflow
  • Safety fuse to protect components from damage due to improper installation or other component failures
  • 11016 MHz (effective)|11264 MB 352 bit GDDR5X|484.4 GB/s Memory Bandwidth

Description

Featuring a total of 11 global patents (pending and granted), iCX from EVGA is efficiency perfected. With 9 additional sensors embedded on the PCB, a newly designed die-cast baseplate and backplate, purposefully-directed airflow chambers, and full control using EVGA Precision XOC, EVGA's iCX is the very definition of Interactive Cooling. With PC gaming growing, it is important to provide "Peace of Mind Gaming" to the user. With EVGA's new iCX technology, users can have a better understanding of their card's operation. This includes temperature monitoring on key components (not just GPU), interaction with other devices and better cooling with asynchronous fan control providing better overclocking capabilities. With EVGA iCX technology, a new era of PC gaming is here.

Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080


Brand: EVGA


Graphics Ram Size: 11 GB


GPU Clock Speed: 1670 MHz


Video Output Interface: HDMI


Memory Speed: ‎11000 MHz


Graphics Coprocessor: ‎NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080


Chipset Brand: ‎NVIDIA


Card Description: ‎GeForce GTX 1080 Ti


Graphics Card Ram Size: ‎11 GB


Brand: ‎EVGA


Series: ‎Graphics Card 11G-P4-6593-KR


Item model number: ‎11G-P4-6593-KR


Item Weight: ‎3.26 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎12.81 x 2.81 x 9.5 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎12.81 x 2.81 x 9.5 inches


Number of Processors: ‎2


Computer Memory Type: ‎DDR SDRAM


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Manufacturer: ‎EVGA


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎April 3, 2017


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    • It's REALLY big. Seriously, make sure you have room!
The short version is that this card is really fast and it's pretty quiet but not as quiet as you would expect. It's really big so make sure you have room. Keep reading for more details. This is an absolute beast of a card. I only play at 1920x1080 with a 60hz monitor, this card is total overkill for that. Actually this card is overkill in general, it's overclocked to like 1950mhz and it runs ridiculously cool and quiet. There's not just a good backing plate but a solid case around the whole thing. It feels really sturdy and even though it's heavy it doesn't sag when it's installed in the case and the case is standing. There are plenty of sites you can look at for actual test results and performance data, just google it. Basically this is the fastest card you can get besides the Titan which only gets you like 15% more FPS but costs almost 50% more. To cool the radiator we're provided just one wire with a 3 pin plug. You can set a custom fan curve through some very nice EVGA software. With only one fan it can either run cool or run quiet but not both. It's quieter than my old card but not as quiet as I expected considering the watercooling and whatnot. Maybe you could find an adapter to hook up two 3 pin fans of your choice and they could still be controlled by the card. (2 working together wouldn't have to run as fast. Slower is quieter) I replaced mine with two 2000 rpm Noctua PWM fans that are controlled based on the motherboard temperature. The fans stay pretty quiet most of the time and the card never gets much hotter than 50c. Beware that this thing is HUGE. It hangs over my SATA connectors along the edge of the motherboard, actually touching them. Because of that it was hard to push the card down into the PCI slot and lock it in. That seems like a pretty obvious design flaw but the card is already so big they couldn't have made it any taller. The hoses coming off the top of the card already get kinda squished when I put the side panel on my case. Some reviewers complain about pump noise. To prevent that, with any of these all-in-one type watercooling systems you want the radiator above the pump, with the hoses at the bottom of the radiator. That way any air bubbles will get trapped at the top of the radiator and stay there. If you mount it wrong you could get noisy air bubbles in your pump. I'm not saying everyone with a noisy pump did something wrong but that might help. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2018 by J. Kavanagh
    • Excellent performance. Recommended.
Style: SC2 Size: Real Boost Clock: 1670 MHz
Pros: + Best high performance card on the market for the price (as of 2017). + 50FPS to 60FPS average in 2160p ultra settings. (Game dependent. On one monitor.) + 70FPS to 80FPS average in 2160p ultra settings in SLI. (Again, game dependent. On one monitor.) + 150+ FPS in 1440p or 190+ FPS in 1080p in ultra settings. (Pretty much any game! On one monitor.) + 30% better performance then its GTX1080 predecessor. + Backed by EVGA. Excellent build quality and one of the best customer service! Cons: - Expensive! - SLI is subject to law of diminishing returns. - Side exhaust heat sink will vent heat into case. Overall: The performance of this card is outstanding! One of these things will mow through any game at 1080p around +200FPS. Even 1440p is no sweat for this card with an average of 150+ FPS.. Only when you play at 2160p, you will see the frame rate drop down out of the triple digits! Even then you will still see 50 to 60FPS average and that is running in ultra settings. However, as stated above, SLI is subject to law of diminishing returns. I run two of these in SLI and most games will net you a 20% to 30% FPS increase on average. In some games, you can get 0 performance boost over a single card and in some other rare situations, you can get worse frame rate in SLI then just running a single card. Game dependent. The only other thing is these cards have side exhaust so it will pump heat into your case. With good air cooling, you should run these in the 80 degree Celsius range. However, I had to have the side of my computer off to maintain that temperature. All-in-all, these cards are awesome and I don't have problems in 4K. I would definitely recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2017 by Allan J
    • Simply amazing, with a few caveats
Style: Founders Edition Size: Real Boost Clock: 1582 MHz
Upgrading from a Radeon R9 270, you can imagine this card is a whole new world for me. It's brilliant, there's not much else to say. It runs every game I throw at it completely maxed out, except for the most demanding titles, like Arma 3, GTA 5, etc. Those still need a little compromise. The only real con is the cooling. Founders edition cards come with the blower style fans which push all of the heat out of the back of the card, so much so that sometimes if my feet get chilly while gaming, I extend my feet to the area right behind the case and viola, I have my own mini foot warmer. It's not like it's HOT air, but it is warm and you will definitely feel it more than the AIB card coolers, which do a better job at cooling. The other element of the cooling that might bother some of you who don't use headphones is the fan sound. Let's put it this way, it's the loudest video card I have ever heard. If I didn't game with headphones, there's no way I could keep this card. And when I say loud, I mean when the fans are at 100%, if you keep them lower, it's not that bad, but I have mine set to 100% fan speed once the card hits 70C, and because of that, it hardly ever goes above 70-72C while gaming. But at $699, I told myself it's worth it, because I plan to spend the money I saved with this card (over going for AIB card) and add liquid cooling to it some time in the future. All in all, a very happy customer. As long as the fan noise doesn't bother you and you use headphones, I highly recommend this card for PC gamers. You can always add liquid cooling down the line and have a quieter and cooler card than all the AIB offerings. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2017 by Al.Kia

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