Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080

This is the founder's edition GTX 1080, which essentially means it's the Nvidia reference design. As I did the testing across multiple generations of ...

So what's our conclusion? Well for $599 if that is your budget for a card the 1080 is a no-brainer. Its ability to hit 60 FPS at 4k with lots of eye c...

It's a good card, it's performed the best out of all the cards we've tested and the 1080 has about a 30 % lead over the 980. This one and the fury X n...

Now, as far as the temperatures and the acoustics go, I decided to leave this on auto to see what it would do, and it kept it really quiet. I was surp...

> If the RTX 2080 had come in at GeForce 1080 pricing and the RTX 2080 Ti had slapped $100 – $150 on the GTX 1080 Ti, I still wouldn’t be telling anyone to buy these cards expecting to dance the ray-traced mamba across the proverbial dance floor for the next decade. But there would at least be a weak argument for some real-world performance gains at improved performance-per-dollar ratios and a little next-gen cherry on top. With Nvidia’s price increases factored into the equation, I can’t recommend spending top dollar to buy silicon that will almost certainly be replaced by better-performing cards at lower prices and lower power consumption within the next 12-18 months.

If you ask why this gpu... I have currently NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 and it sucks in linux. Windows dragging is stuttering, screen sharing on discord lags whole system (probably uses cpu), frame rate of played video is set globally - so whole xorg has framerate of video. Tried more drivers - older and newer and none was ideal.

I'm running my index with a NVidia 1080, and it's still amazing, but it certainly can't do 120hz, very well... and in real complex scenes it occasionally struggles on 90hz. I've trying to upgrade now for a few months, but I don't want to pay scaplers.

* **Case -** Corsair Obsidian 250D Mini ITX Case CC-9011047-WW. * **Fan/Coolant -** Corsair Hydro Series extreme performance liquid CPU cooler H100i. * **GPU -** GeForce GTX 1080. * **Power Supply -** Corsair RM Series RM650 650W ATX12V V2.31 and EPS 2.92 80 Plus gold certified full modular active PFC Power Supply.