NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti To Launch In March Plus Specs and Features

One of NVIDIA's most powerful GPU, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is reported to come in March,this year. The official affirmation from Nvidia about the GTX 1080 Ti's presence appears to have showed up by means of an odd source - LinkedIn. A job listing for a marketing position relating to Club GeForce talks about pre-orders for the new card.

The GTX 1080 comes toward the finish of the job listing and proposes GeForce Experience folk running a GTX 980 Ti ought to get particular treatment with regards to increasing early access to the pre-orders for the Titan X-a-like GTX 1080 Ti.

The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti will be the last bit of Nvidia's Pascal puzzle, the last graphics card of this era before the green team discloses their new Volta engineering. Furthermore, fans are entirely sure it will be a welcome new year gift for PC gamers reports, pcgamesn.com.

Nvidia's strategy of not remarking on unreleased items implies no official assurance there's really going to be a GTX 1080 Ti, however it would be more amazing for it not to show up than for Nvidia to release a line of green-tinged male grooming items. They've released a "Ti" rendition of their top buyer card, in view of a variation of that era's Titan GPU, for their last two design models.

The card will highlight a 12-gigabyte configuration of GDDR5X 10Gbps memory running over a 384 bit memory interface. Yielding a monstrous 480GB/s of memory data transmission. The card's center clock is around 1.5Ghz and will lift to 1.6Ghz+. There's clearly space for overclocking also, particularly on custom models with top of the line secondary selling air and water cooling solutions. At last, the card has a thermal design of 250 watts, much the same as its greater sibling the Titan X reports, wccftech.

To put it plainly, this will be a flat out monster, controlling the most recent games in high-definition and multi-screen designs with no issue by any means. When one considered the GTX 1080 could power most games at ludicrous settings in 4K at close to 60 fps framerates, the Ti form will be something very unique.