Asus reveals ROG Strix GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card

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It also showed a rather modest looking blower style single fan Asus Turbo model.

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[Bagpuss]

Asus 1080Ti...that'll be £899 then.

[Jace007]

I've always liked MSI & EVGA for Nvidia graphics cards. Would never buy any of the others because of their quality, Specs or Aftermarket coolers. You'll need to sell your Arm to buy the Asus 1080Ti

[Tunnah]

I've always liked MSI & EVGA for Nvidia graphics cards. Would never buy any of the others because of their quality, Specs or Aftermarket coolers. You'll need to sell your Arm to buy the Asus 1080Ti

EVGA have amazing customer service too. I used to buy Asus cards (8800GT, 2x260, 2x460, 2x670), but I had a problem with one of my 670s and it was a pain to get sorted (half my fault, but they charged me an admin fee twice, so it cost me £50 to get it repaired), so I reckon I'll get an EVGA 1080Ti

[mtyson]

Asus AM4 Motherboard overviews and Q&A video is now on YouTube:

[Tunnah]

Industry Only Auto-Extreme Technology with Super Alloy Power II delivers premium quality and best reliability.

That's just a collection of buzzwords!

[Marcus]

I've always liked MSI & EVGA for Nvidia graphics cards. Would never buy any of the others because of their quality, Specs or Aftermarket coolers. You'll need to sell your Arm to buy the Asus 1080Ti

Owned an EVGA 8800GTS SC card and it served me well for years. It was good value too. Hopefully the new Vega cards will force nVidia to price there GPU's a bit more reasonably once more.