Gigabyte GV-N108TTURBO-11GD AORUS GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Turbo 11G Graphic Cards
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Tuesday, May 27
Style: GV-N108TTURBO-11GD
Features
- Core Clock (MHz): 1620 in OC Mode and 1582 in Gaming Mode
- Turbo Fan Cooling System
- Integrated with 11GB GDDR5X 352-bit memory interface
- Vapor Camber Combined Heat-pipe Design
- Built for Extreme Overclocking 8+2 Power Phases
- Form Factor: ATX
Description
Powered by GeForce GTX 1080 Ti and integrated with 11GB GDDR5X 352-bit memory interface. Featuring WINDFORCE Water block with turbo fan cooling system.
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Brand: GIGABYTE
Graphics Ram Size: 11 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 1480 MHz
Video Output Interface: HDMI
Memory Speed: 11010 MHz
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Chipset Brand: NVIDIA
Card Description: GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Graphics Card Ram Size: 11 GB
Brand: GIGABYTE
Series: GV-N108TTURBO-11GD
Item model number: GV-N108TTURBO-11GD
Hardware Platform: PC
Item Weight: 0.01 ounces
Product Dimensions: 10.63 x 4.59 x 1.42 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10.63 x 4.59 x 1.42 inches
Processor Brand: Nvidia
Manufacturer: Gigabyte
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 21, 2017
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Top Amazon Reviews
My brother, my friend, and I all bought one of these. We bought two off here and one from Newegg because of a purchase limit. They all run great, no coil whine, and completely stable. We made fan curves and the temps stay around 38c-58c while gaming depending on load and the cards don't get that loud at all unless you game in silence I guess lol (65f ambeint temp). If your case doesn't have good airflow or if your PC is in a hot room the temps will be higher. We cranked up the voltage, power and temp limits and OCed the cards as much as we could. So far every card hits 2062.5mhz on the core and won't go any higher, at least not with the substantial memory OCs we're running. I was able to overclock my memory to 12532mhz (making a bandwidth of 551.6gbps, about 14% higher than stock) with the core at 2062.5mhz and it's stable and gets better benchmark scores compared to lowering my memory clock. My friends were able to reach 12332mhz on their memory with 2062.5mhz core. These cards have really great memory chips. My buddy and my brother have relatively basic motherboards with no PCIE bracing and these cards hardly sag at all! They bought $17 brackets to make sure they don't ever sag. This gpu doesn't sag in my x99 Asus Rampage 10 motherboard. Use MSI afterburner to overclock. MSI Afterburner is completely stable and works great. You will have to enable voltage control by downloading a wildcard.zip file and replacing the file in MSI afterburners main directory if you want to use it. You can find the file on Google easily. Aorus Graphics Engine is buggy and unusable for OCing on my PC. I just use AGE to change the LEDs. AGE will crash when opening a custom fan curve that has too many points. Even resetting the fan curve doesn't fix the crash, you have to reinstall AGE. AGE will also randomly change your overclock profile settings to random values every time you open it or completely delete your profiles altogether. AGE may work fine for you though, so feel free to try it first.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2017 by Ryan
Great card, I Purchased two of them on 10/8/17 but didn't receive the first until 10/13 and the 2nd still hasn't shipped even though Amazon said they had stock and I purchased overnight shipping. I purchased two to replace 3 Titan X Maxwell cards I had that were also Watercooled and had a custom bios, Even with just this one card so far I am very impressed and satisfied, as others have mentioned as far as overclocking My card would only clock to 1984Mhz stable, hopefully a custom bios down the line will fix this. I removed the waterblock to change out the TIM and Thermal pads, for TIM I used Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut and for Thermal pads I went with Fujipoly thermalpads. I can't give you a straight comparison for temps since I never even installed the cards with the OE TIM/Pads, however I can tell you that in the stock OC Mode 1746mhz with boost going up into the 1800s that with Furmark 4k My temps at load were 31c. At idle it was 24-25c. My loop setup is an i9-7900x @ 4.6Ghz, NexXxoS XT45 240mm, NexXxoS UT60 240mm, NexXxoS UT60 360mm, Thermaltake Pacific Res+D5 Pump, Aorus GTX 1080Ti So it is a bit overkill for this setup, but it's my existing setup coming from Tri-SLI Titan Xm's and a 5930k. There were a few customers asking and I was interested as well if EK's Dual/Triple terminals will work? Well I tried, they are the same screws and gaskets but the screw spacing is off but what looks to be less than a Millimeter, see photo attached. Edit: added GPU Temps from Firestrike/Firestrike Ultra, some on Reddit didn't believe my GPU Temps claim, which is understandable 30-33c at load overclocked is crazy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2017 by Ivan Ivan
Style: GV-N108TTURBO-11GD
card works great bought as a replacement for a rx580 as i was having audio issues that i could not resolve on a newer board and cpu had to read instructions as there is a setting that likely you will need to enable before you pull out old card as it may make the card appear not to display also please be warned its a blower card so if you are looking for ultra quite go elsewhere but its also not super loud and for my needs i dnt even notice it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 by kaimen h.
the nvidia specs are already stronger than anything i would ever need, this is even faster, but its still fun to watch programs compile in seconds, run old games at hundreds of fps, and put a bunch of mods in newer games. im running the card in pci passthrough on the 8th generation i7. this gives the card straight to my windows 10 VM for near full performance. so far i have had no problems with the card itself, even with moderate overclocking using MSI afterburner, not one game crash after hundreds of hours of playtime. i do, however, have a few problems with some of the idiosyncrasies of the gigabyte AUROS system: the windows software to control the LEDs straight up blue screens my VM, everytime, on fresh installs, on new VMs, on different CPUs, i cant get it to work, and its windows so there are no debug options. this means it cycles through the dafault RGB spectrum, which is frustrating, since i have the AUROS gaming 7 motherboard with a nice constant color and there seems to be no way to match that. this shouldnt be enough of a deal breaker for most but definitely is a big frustration for me as i bought them assuming they would match. also nvidia has made it so that a VM can no longer use a card directly so you will have to spoof the CPU manufacturer. on the positive side the thing is slick in a modern way, too many cards look very 90s with lots of black angles but this thing is just square acrylic, which i like a lot. the waterblock seems like overkill, it really covers the whole thing and my card has not gone above 50 degrees yet. i like all of the ports, but i feel like we no longer need DVI ports and this has one. im going to try VR in a few days and i may update my review if there are problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2018 by Vince Coghlan