While getting components in for an upcoming build, Asus sent over their new GTX 1080 that is running the new 11Gbps memory from the 1080 Ti. I couldn’t just have the card come into the office without taking a closer look. I was really digging what Asus had going on with the Strix RX 570 that I took a look at, so today I’m going to see what they have to offer in the Strix GTX 1080 11Gbps and then run it through all of our normal testing to see how it performs as well as how it compares to the similar MSI card that already covered.
Product Name: Asus Strix GTX 1080 11Gbps
Review Sample Provided by: Asus
Written by: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
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Specifications |
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Graphics Engine |
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 |
Bus Standard |
PCI Express 3.0 |
OpenGL |
OpenGL®4.5 |
Video Memory |
GDDR5X 8GB |
Engine Clock |
OC Mode - GPU Boost Clock : 1860 MHz , GPU Base Clock : 1721 MHz Gaming Mode (Default) - GPU Boost Clock : 1835 MHz , GPU Base Clock : 1695 MHz |
CUDA Core |
2560 |
Memory Clock |
11100 MHz (OC Mode) ( ) 11010 MHz (Gaming Mode) |
Memory Interface |
256-bit |
Resolution |
Digital Max Resolution:7680x4320 |
Interface |
DVI Output : Yes x 1 (Native) (DVI-D) HDMI Output : Yes x 2 (Native) (HDMI 2.0) Display Port : Yes x 2 (Native) (Regular DP) HDCP Support : Yes |
Power Connectors |
1 x 6-pin, 1 x 8-pin |
Accessories |
1 x ROG Velcro Hook & Loop 1 x Power cable |
Software |
ASUS GPU Tweak II & Driver |
Dimensions |
11.73 " x 5.28 " x 2.07 " Inch 29.8 x 13.4 x5.25 Centimeter |
So before getting into testing, I did get a GPUz screenshot. This way we can make sure Asus has the card running at the speeds advertised and to document the exact driver and BIOS version tested on. So the GPUz shows out Boost clock at 1835MHz, this is the same as the gaming mode clocks listed in the specifications as the default mode. The OC mode can get you another 25 MHz as well if you need it. The 1835 MHz boost clock is just a touch higher than the 1823 MHz of the MSI card I took a look at a little over a month ago.