Palit GeForce GTX 1080 Dual (NEB1080015P2-1045D)
 | Outdated Product Interface: PCIe v3.0; Model GPU: GeForce GTX 1080; Memory size (GB): 8; Memory type: GDDR5X; Memory bus (bits): 256; Maximum frequency (Boost Clock) (MHz): 1607; Memory speed (Mbps): 10000; DVI-D: 1; HDMI: 1; Display Port: 3; CrossFire/SLI; Cooling: active (fan); Fans: 2 pcs; Power consumption (W): 180 |
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memory GDDR5X, 8 GB, 10000 Mbps, GeForce GTX 1080, 1607 MHz, DVI-D, HDMI, DisplayPort, 8 + 8 pin, 215 W
memory GDDR5X, 8 GB, 10010 Mbps, GeForce GTX 1080, 1632 MHz, DVI-D, HDMI, DisplayPort, 8 pin, 180 W
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Not bad performance at high settings in many games and 3D rendering. Quiet. Doesn't consume much. Not big size. I haven't noticed any problems with it. Used for more than half a year. There is a metal cooling plate, it is inside, not outside like many on textile. Which in my opinion is better than outside. At Polit Dual they heat up to 80C! Although perhaps they all heat up like that! 580, for example, also at such temperatures. Good case airflow is needed. But personally, my temperature did not exceed 80. And with a cooler on the side, 67-74 in my opinion is too much, but bearable. There is no support for DLSS.RTX, which is already being implemented almost everywhere in modern games. And it would be nice if it had slightly larger fans!) |
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Yes, it's better, well I wouldn't say that there's a huge difference. In some games the increase is 10 frames, in some 1-3 frames. It's not critical. But super modern ones won't pull at the maximum! And non-optimized ones like Dragon's Dogma 2 only at low 30-40 frames. But you can play. Stalker 2 at high 60 fps!