InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Well I got paid today so now I just got to wait for a card to come in stock. Come on Newegg or Amazon!
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 reviews and benchmarks
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Yeah but that's just the normal price here, cards are available. It won't go down either.
Did you like the installation?
I'd do it again for the next Titan. Difference is magnificient.
Yeah after waiting and waiting, I ended up having 2 cards that would have landed 24 hours apart. Decided to refuse delivery on one of them.
Cheers. RIP in Peace G1 pre-order.
Shit, I want the G1 tho...
I gave up waiting. I pre-ordered on June 3rd; it's now July 8th and I still had no estimated delivery date.
ShogunDarius
Member
despite being told TWICE that the EVGA GTX 1080 FTW would be posted today by Scan, it wasnt, annoyed as it means it will arrive Monday now
Yup, I ordered one too. All my gift cards and Amazon credit dropped the price to just over $400, lets do this.
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Thing disappeared a second before I checked out. ):
Edit: Refreshed a minute ago with it in stock and grabbed it!
Thats pretty nice.
I need to go with newegg when buying gear though since they dont charge me tax.
Fixed2BeBroken
Member
So when the hell can we get the non founder edition/price of what was announced for non founders edition?
like when are those coming out?
like when are those coming out?
The actual cards are already out. They just need to drop the price.
I think that the Zotac Amp! Extreme is the fastest so far, it has a 1911MHz boost clock and a 10.8GHz clock on the VRAM out of the box. That VRAM overclock gives it a memory transfer rate of 345.6 GBps compared to the 320 found on most other cards.
Edit: And it also has a 5 year warranty too!
Thing disappeared a second before I checked out. ):
Edit: Refreshed a minute ago with it in stock and grabbed it!
Fuuuu should have paid for faster shipping, mine still doesn't have an estimate lol.
In other words, it's exactly the same as it was in the 980Ti generation. Don't see how that's a fail.
The card offers more power phases for people who want to pursue crazy overclocking. That's what the card is.
DOT DASH DOT
Member
Horrible company, they mislead and bullshit people, I cancelled my order, never again.
Makoto-Yuki
Banned
never had a problem with them and i order most if not all my computer parts from them.
DOT DASH DOT
Member
A mate of mine told me not to use them, but I thought I'd try. Anyway they said that the GTX 1080 EVGA ACX 3.0 vanilla was in stock and ready to ship, so I ordered only to find out it's not shipping the next day, and the reason they said it was in stock is because they had actual numbers they were receiving, on a certain date....hmmm the date came and it still wasn't sent!
How the hell could they say it was in stock? I'd never would have wasted my time buying it and then chasing a refund based on lies, it's just a really bad tactic to get your money, awful way to do business.
My inno3D 1080 arrived yesterday. It's the "cheap" (and reasonably sized) Twin X2, not one of the larger iChill models.
With very little tweaking I got it stable at sustained 2050 MHz in VR and less challenging games, and settling at ~1950 MHz in the most demanding scenarios. Memory sits at 5.4 GHz (haven't tried more). I'm pretty happy with it.
Also, it came with a decent mouse pad as well as licenses for the full versions of 3DMark and VRMark, none of which I expected, so that's nice. Oh, and the box i smaller than for my previous 970 even though the card is quite a bit larger
With very little tweaking I got it stable at sustained 2050 MHz in VR and less challenging games, and settling at ~1950 MHz in the most demanding scenarios. Memory sits at 5.4 GHz (haven't tried more). I'm pretty happy with it.
Also, it came with a decent mouse pad as well as licenses for the full versions of 3DMark and VRMark, none of which I expected, so that's nice. Oh, and the box i smaller than for my previous 970 even though the card is quite a bit larger
Considering I backordered it on Newegg a few hours before you and have gotten nothing, I'd say you got very lucky. Or I'm very unlucky.
My inno3D 1080 arrived yesterday. It's the "cheap" (and reasonably sized) Twin X2, not one of the larger iChill models.
With very little tweaking I got it stable at sustained 2050 MHz in VR and less challenging games, and settling at ~1950 MHz in the most demanding scenarios. Memory sits at 5.4 GHz (haven't tried more). I'm pretty happy with it.
Also, it came with a decent mouse pad as well as licenses for the full versions of 3DMark and VRMark, none of which I expected, so that's nice. Oh, and the box i smaller than for my previous 970 even though the card is quite a bit larger
Damn, the Gaming X just came with some stickers.
draughn101
Member
Seahawk is up for preorder on Newegg.
DJSebolski
Member
Gigabyte G1 or EVGA SC?
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JoJo UK
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So before I left sunny 'norn iron' for Florida I emailed the Best Buy that I would be closest too as i wanted to pick up a 1080 while on holiday and would be paying in cash. I was assured that I would be able to put an order in a customer service and pay in cash (I didnt want to order online with a CC). Arrived and a few days later decided to head to BB where I was told 'nope'.... Great news as I have already sold my 970...
Well anyway after all that I managed to find the one 'bricks and mortar' store in the area that had one in stock, a Microsoft store of all places.
Now I just have to 'enjoy' the rest of my three week holiday... while looking at this card... oh boy!
Anyway the card is an Asus Founders Edition, I had managed to get all my cash before UK decided is shit the bed and leave the EU (i.e. before the $ / £ rate went to shit), it cost me about £500.
Well anyway after all that I managed to find the one 'bricks and mortar' store in the area that had one in stock, a Microsoft store of all places.
Now I just have to 'enjoy' the rest of my three week holiday... while looking at this card... oh boy!
Anyway the card is an Asus Founders Edition, I had managed to get all my cash before UK decided is shit the bed and leave the EU (i.e. before the $ / £ rate went to shit), it cost me about £500.
Considering I ordered the same thing from them when it was in stock over a week ago, and I paid for expedited shipping and rush processing or whatever bullshit.. And it took 9 days to get here.. I think it's luck.
I refused the delivery. I'm done with Newegg.
Dreams-Visions
Member
real talk. fuck Newegg.
Just thought I'd share my result running Firestrike with GTX 1080 & an i5 3570K:
I thought I'd get better results actually, but maybe my CPU is a bottle-neck?
Also it keeps showing quite low clocks for my GPU memory speed in the final results. Once it showed 667, and now it shows:
Anyone seen the same behavior?
I thought I'd get better results actually, but maybe my CPU is a bottle-neck?
Also it keeps showing quite low clocks for my GPU memory speed in the final results. Once it showed 667, and now it shows:
Anyone seen the same behavior?
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Deleted member 22576
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Still waiting on mine... Says its slated to ship today but no notification yet.
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SmartWaffles
Member
Just thought I'd share my result running Firestrike with GTX 1080 & an i5 3570K:
I thought I'd get better results actually, but maybe my CPU is a bottle-neck?
Also it keeps showing quite low clocks for my GPU memory speed in the final results. Once it showed 667, and now it shows:
Anyone seen the same behavior?
Run Firestrike Extreme and Ultra. If your 3570K is at stock it will bottleneck a 1080 at high framerate.
Does anyone have an idea why 3dmark is displaying an incorrect core clock speed, I believe it's something I noticed with my 980ti as well. Whenever I overclock the core speed it seems to display a default value of 600MHz, is this normal behaviour?
Anyway I've started the overclocking process and so far I'm looking at an increase of 15% over the 980ti. Boost clock of the 1080 was upped by 70MHz
Edit: looping heaven didn't produce any issues with the +70MHz increase, but now I'm all of a sudden getting display driver crashes on desktop.
Anyway I've started the overclocking process and so far I'm looking at an increase of 15% over the 980ti. Boost clock of the 1080 was upped by 70MHz
Edit: looping heaven didn't produce any issues with the +70MHz increase, but now I'm all of a sudden getting display driver crashes on desktop.
Does anyone have an idea why 3dmark is displaying an incorrect core clock speed, I believe it's something I noticed with my 980ti as well. Whenever I overclock the core speed it seems to display a default value of 600MHz, is this normal behaviour?
Anyway I've started the overclocking process and so far I'm looking at an increase of 15% over the 980ti. Boost clock of the 1080 was upped by 70MHz
Edit: looping heaven didn't produce any issues with the +70MHz increase, but now I'm all of a sudden getting display driver crashes on desktop.
Don't care about the clock 3dmark shows, it doesnt report it correctly (probably because of boost clocks).
Just thought I'd share my result running Firestrike with GTX 1080 & an i5 3570K:
I thought I'd get better results actually, but maybe my CPU is a bottle-neck?
Also it keeps showing quite low clocks for my GPU memory speed in the final results. Once it showed 667, and now it shows:
Anyone seen the same behavior?
Your GPU score is pretty much where it should be, total score is very CPU dependent.
SmartWaffles
Member
I finally got a hold of a Zotac Plus OC, should arrive on Tuesday! Cost me around $750 (17% Chinese tax...) but I'm sure it'll worth it.
air jordans for dogs
Member
Managed to snag the last Gigabyte G1 from a Norwegian webstore, anyone got this card?
billythemule
Member
Thanks for the heads up. I did try my luck with that site but I don't think they ship to where I live (Iceland). I ended up getting the Palit Super Jetstream as it was in stock at Overclockers and looks like a reasonably good choice (not that I have much to choose from at this point). It has already been sent on its way so only a few days until I get it in my hands, hopefully. I'll post my results overclocking the card when it arrives. The Zotac did look good though.
Finally got my EVGA Superclocked 1080, and it's the best! I'm coming off an R9 290 (and a defective one, at that), and the switch was dead easy. Literally took like 45 minutes all in. This card is actually a bit smaller too, which was a pleasant surprise.
Tried out DOOM and Witcher 3 just for kicks, and box can be maxed out with zero hitches in framerate, even with that stupid hairworks thing on.
Now the next step is to get a 4K TV, because my current 1080p 60hz TV makes it so games cap out at 60FPS. Can't have that!
Tried out DOOM and Witcher 3 just for kicks, and box can be maxed out with zero hitches in framerate, even with that stupid hairworks thing on.
Now the next step is to get a 4K TV, because my current 1080p 60hz TV makes it so games cap out at 60FPS. Can't have that!
Dreams-Visions
Member
I'm glad I didn't want a 1080 anyway. Trying to get one is just a mess. It'll be another month before I even..
oh...why hello there.
oh...why hello there.
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Deleted member 22576
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Dang!!
DJSebolski
Member
Why is NewEgg selling EVGA SC cards with PSU?