GPU Gigabyte GTX 1080 mini itx

[nox]

exactly like the nano...

am waiting for vega nano right now, or zotac/gigabyte to rethink their dual slot mini's. I can't believe zotac put a single slot water block on one and then force it into two slots with a dvi connector that's not on the reference founders edition...

 

[wesbl]

exactly like the nano...

am waiting for vega nano right now, or zotac/gigabyte to rethink their dual slot mini's. I can't believe zotac put a single slot water block on one and then force it into two slots with a dvi connector that's not on the reference founders edition...

I think Vega Nano is dead

EDIT

The Aorus one looks better in terms of cooling (Bigger fan, no shroud)

 

[ondert]

I wonder if Gigabyte will sell this Aorus version alone.

 

[confusis]

I doubt it tbh, as a shroudless fan is a recipe for lawsuits :/

 

[SberlaX]

Just get mine GTX 1080 mini.


I put it in my case and did some test in OC with Heaven Benchmark (1080p ultra, high tesselation, AA 4x)
I used standard FAN curve.

My configuration :
CPU : i7 8700k (Undervolt, cache OC to 4400Mhz)
Memory : 2x16Gb corsair LPX 4000Mhz @ 3466-15-15-15-35 1T
Motherboard : Asus ROG strix Z370-I Gaming
PSU : FSP Flex atx 500W Platinum
Case : Custom_MOD Flex ATX rev 1

Without Panel on :

OC :
GPU : 1911Mhz @0.863V
MEM : 5500 Mhz
Temp : 75°C
Result : 162 FPS
Power Consumption (from wall): 216W

Undervolt :
GPU : 1782Mhz @0.800V
MEM : 5500 Mhz
Temp : 72°C
Result : 146 FPS
Power Consumption (from wall): 196W

With Panel on :

OC :
GPU : 1911Mhz @0.863V
MEM : 5500 Mhz
Temp : 80°C
Result : 162 FPS
Power Consumption (from wall) : 216W

Undervolt :
GPU : 1782Mhz @0.800V
MEM : 5500 Mhz
Temp : 77°C
Result : 146 FPS
Power Consumption (from wall) : 196W

I m very surprised that i can go so high in frequency with so low voltage. And Memory OC quite well too.

Very Good