EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC Hydrocopper, 11264 MB GDDR5X [11G-P4-6399-KR]

 The 11GB GDDR5X video memory of the graphics card clock with an enormous 5.508 MHz (effectively 11.016 MHz) and for the power supply of the almost 27 cm long graphics card is needed an 8-pin and a 6-pin PCIe connector. The power supply should provide at least 600 watts.

Cooling the graphic card is a compact "Hydrocopper" cooler design, which allows it to be perfectly integrated into the circuit of a custom water cooling system. To ensure that NVIDIA's GPU Boost 3.0 is as good as possible, it is important that the electronics of the board remain as cool as possible, which is why EVGA uses a full-block water cooler installed on the factory. The GPU is directly in contact with a surface of copper. The flat cooler with the large EVGA lettering, which is let into the lid, makes a lot of sense and leaves all options for an SLI setup.
The features of the EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC Hydro Copper at a glance

Pre-installed Hydrocopper water cooling block
Stylish white LED lighting
High base clock of the GPU: 1.556 MHz
Enormous boost clock of the GPU: 1,670 MHz
11 GB GDDR5X video memory
Very fast memory clock: 5,508 MHz (effectively 11,016 MHz)
3.584 CUDA cores (core cores)
Additional PCIe power connectors: 1x 6-pin & 1x 8-pin
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card is based on the GP102 graphics chip with Pascal architecture and is the gaming flagship of the GeForce GTX 10 series. The GTX 1080 Ti is predestined for playing in 4K / UHD resolution and a very good platform for experiencing the virtual reality - a VR-glasses with huge 11 GB of video memory, enormous 3,584 compute cores (CUDA cores) and high GPU clock rates as the HTC Vive provided.

The production of the graphics chips in the 16-nm-FinFET-method allows the sensational 12 billion transistors to be accommodated on the 471 mm² GP102 chip. The 16-nm process also adds a low power consumption of 280 watts TDP to the graphics card in combination with the Pascal architecture. This low TDP makes it possible, with a corresponding cooler design, to increase the chip clock over longer periods in the boost.

The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card is equipped with gigantic 11 GB GDDR5X video memory, which are connected to the chipset via a 352-bit memory interface. GDDR5X-VRAM has a 50% increase in bandwidth as a GDDR5-VRAM, resulting in a memory bandwidth of 484 GB / s in combination with the high memory clock rate.

Supported features of the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti include DirectX 12, OpenGL 4.5, Vulkan, 3D Vision, NVIDIA Surround, Tessellation, PhysX, Ansel, CUDA, NVENC, SMX, GPU Boost 2.0, Adaptive Vertical Sync, SLI, Sync, VXGI, Super Resolution, 4K Ultra HD Support, 4K Surround, NVIDIA ShadowPlay, NVIDIA GameStream, HDCP and Simultaneous Multi-Projection 4.0.
Virtual Reality and 4K gaming with the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

Simultaneous Multi-Projection (SMP) version 4.0 allows the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti to save geometry performance during rendering by deriving multiple views from a single geometry calculation. The Pascal architecture supports up to 16 of these simultaneous viewports. SMP is especially interesting for Virtual Reality (VR) and can dramatically improve the performance of the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti in the VR display compared to its predecessors.

A component of SMP 4.0 is the so-called lens-matched shading (LMS), which optimizes the image computation by not calculating image contents, which are blurred by the lenses in the VR glasses. The curved lenses lie between the eye and the display, so that a correct adaptation of the image has to be made.

Asynchronous Compute is the simultaneous execution of rendering and compute commands and is particularly interesting in combination with APIs such as DirectX 12 or Vulkan. Here, more efficient and thus faster communication between the CPU and the GPU takes place. With Pascal, the GTX 1080 Ti is able to cancel and save calculations ("Pre Emption").

Asynchronous Timewarp and Interleaved Reprojection technique are methods used by VR glasses to prevent the Framerate from dropping below 90 hertz. With Asynchronous Compute, the GP102 graphics chip can better prioritize these two techniques that are important for VR and guarantee an incredible VR experience!

In order to maximize the full potential of the card, new NVIDIA or EVGA drivers should be downloaded and installed at regular intervals.
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Technical details:
Dimensions: 128.6 x 266.7 mm (W x D)
Height: 2-Slot
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Chip: GP102
Manufacturing: 16 nm
GPU Clock: 1.556 MHz
Boost Clock: 1.670 MHz
Shader units (CUDA cores): 3.584
Memory Size: 11.264 MB
Memory Clock: 5,508 (11,016) MHz
Type: GDDR5X
Memory connection: 352 Bit
Memory bandwidth: 484 GB / s
Slot: PCIe x16 (PCIe / PCIe 2.x / PCIe 3.0)
Connections:
1x DVI-D
3x DisplayPort 1.4
1x HDMI 2.0b
Power supply: 1x 6-pin & 1x 8-pin PCIe
Max. Power consumption: 250 watts
Recommended power supply: min. 600 watts
Features: DirectX 12, OpenGL 4.5, VR Ready, SLI Ready, NVIDIA Ansel, G-Sync, Gamestream, GPU Boost 3.0, HDCP 2.2, NVIDIA Surround, 3D Vision, Tessellation, PhysX, CUDA, NVENC, Adaptive Vertical Sync, VXGI, Super Resolution, 4K Ultra HD Support, SMP, NVIDIA ShadowPlay