Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition simultaneously ascends the throne as a new performance king and extends Titan X-class performance to gamers for $500 less. There is a lot to like if you want to enjoy your favorite games on a 4K monitor, with a fast-refresh QHD display, or in virtual reality. Although some of Nvidia’s board partners will offer 1080 Tis with bigger coolers and less noise, its Founders Edition card remains a favorite for its ability to exhaust waste heat. -TomsHardware

so.. 1080ti consider sweet spot for 60fps @ 4k?

or not yet? 

Isn't the different is between 15% - 35%? 23% more price would be around RM3449, which isn't very far from the performance gained.

Wan 2 sel 1070 in 2018

How you calculate 10-15%?
The Division
52.3 / 40.3 = 1.297x faster = 29.7% faster

The Witcher 3
64.1 / 47.6 = 1.346x faster = 34.6% faster

The price
RM 3899 / RM 2800 = 1.393x = 39% more expensive, almost same as the claimed 35% performance.

Ego: priceless

There are no dual-prices for the 1080Ti unlike the 1080. It's just one single MSRP - $699. If anything, the after-market cards will be more expensive than the Founder's Edition.

Buried away in Nvidia’s presence at GDC a week or two ago was the news that Nvidia is moving all of its Nvidia GameWorks software library to open source. This means any graphics card supplier can take advantage of the likes of Turf Effects, HBAO+, Volumetric Lighting and PhysX within any DirectX 12, including AMD Radeon and Intel integrated graphics.

“The source code is mostly posted on GitHub,” said Nvidia’s Tom Petersen. “So if you want to go and download it and look at it, you can.” As for why it’s ‘most’ and not ‘all’, Petersen explains “some of it’s not time. We’re still working through things but things like Flex, Flow, Hair, there’s things up there. But it’s still up to each GPU vendor to optimize for their GPU.”


Previously, all GameWorks features were designed with CUDA cores in mind and were incompatible with AMD graphics cards. The code was also hidden, prompting concern among both gamers and AMD themselves that Nvidia was partnering with devs for GeForce optimisation at the expense of Radeon performance. Petersen claims this new initiative is designed to drive wider adoption of new graphics rendering technique. This will make games look better, which in turn encourages the end-user to buy more games and graphics hardware.

Something come up in the mail today...

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This new card is unique in many aspects. Starting with the new cooler design “Shark Bionics”, which features three 92mm fans. Then we can see that the whole card is glowing with red light, which means that it’s equipped with LEDs all around the shroud. But when it comes to real game-changing features that competition does not have, then we must not forget about the LCD mounted on the side, which displays information like current clock speed, GPU usage, temperature level or the status of the fans.

We were also given a new picture of the PCB, which has one the most advanced phase design from all 1080 Ti. This card has 16+2 phases, and it seems that we won’t see many cards with such design till higher binned models arrive. Currently the only card known to feature 16+2 phase design is ZOTAC’s EXTREME.

Is it not recommended to get a i5 (maybe 7500) with a gtx1070? read somewhere on this thread about cpu bottleneck

1080p for now

hi all do u guys knew the price for asus strix 1080ti???

and i use i7 4790k, bottleneck or not with 1080ti???

somesay not bottleneck...

Just like the previous ROG Poseidon offerings, the Poseidon GTX 1080 Ti features a hybrid cooling system that allows the card to use either air or liquid cooling to its advantage. The product is a massive 2.5 slot card that uses a very aggressive shroud design, integrated with dual Wing-Blade IP5X Certified fans that deliver maximum airflow and offer dust resistance too.

The PCB is cooled by the next-generation DirectCU H2O cooling technology which comes with a massive baseplate designed to offer 40% more heat dissipation area and 20% increase of water flow rate from the water channels integrated within it. The heatpipes extend from the GPU to the VRMs, VRAM and PLL area. The waterblock uses standard G 1/4-inch terminal block and would be compatible with most liquid cooled systems. The hybrid cooler is said to offer under 50C load temps with liquid cooling and under 70C temps with air cooling.

On the back, we are looking at a custom designed backplate that makes use of RGB lighting that comes with ASUS’s AURA Sync technology. There’s also a custom LED panel on the side of the card that emits RGB light and looks really cool.

The card will be powered by a 8+6 Pin connector configuration and clocks speeds will be revealed later on when the card goes in production. The card also uses a custom PCB as is seen in the images. Enthusiasts can expect some decent OC capabilities.

Not sure if I slowpoke or not, but wow, I love wait train!

Nvidia to launch Volta in Q3 2017

By launching sooner than expected they will be able to increase prices of single cards and increase profits

I don't think the GTX 2070 will come with 11GB memory clocked at 12Gbps though, since the GTX 2070 would probably perform around the GTX 1080 or a little better due to process shrink.

Haha, that's only possible with a die shrink that shrunk it to almost half the size ler.

The GTX 970 in Malaysia is still priced quite high, so I think the best would be the 4GB RX 470 over here, followed closely by GTX 1060 3GB.