The Overclock3D media previews the ASUS RoG GTX 1080 Ti Strix Gaming graphics card, a high-performance, high-power graphics card with a steroid heatsink.
Custom versions of the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition customized by each of NVIDIA's partners are close to hitting the market. Among them we will see the ASUS RoG GTX 1080 Ti Strix Gaming, a customized version of the NVDIIA graphics card with great quality and features. Overclocers3D has shown a preview of the ASUS graphics card and has bought it with the GTX 1080 Strix, showing the most relevant differences of this graphics card.
This graphics card has a custom PCB and also has a larger heatsink than the Strix version of the heatsink mounted on the GTX 1080. This ASUS graphics card has a base frequency of 1683MHz, while in Boost mode it operates at 1708MHz, as you can see in the video. The graphics card also has diversifications with respect to the NVIDIA version, specifically it changes one of the DisplayPort for an HDMI and adds a DVI, leaving this graphics card with a DVI-D output, two HDMI 2.0 outputs and two DisplayPort 1.4 outputs.
Another of the highlights is the working frequency of the GDDR5X memories. They work at 11GHz in base mode, while overclocking mode raises their frequency to 11.1GHz. For power, this graphics card has 8 + 8 phase PCI power and has new VRM phases that offer great overclocking stability, allowing the graphics card to work stably even at high frequencies, as we have seen from part from K | ngp | n, which has taken a GTX 1080 Ti up to 3GHz. We leave you the video so that you can see this graphics card in all its splendor.
