ASUS GeForce ROG STRIX GTX1080TI O11G GAMING
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Hello Plasmic The O stands for overclock. The GTX 1080 Ti STRIX O11G-GAMING is overclocked from the factory, so it runs a little faster than the "normal" version. If both are the same price, I would buy the O11G. Greetings Chris
Hi Yes, you must have a 1080 installed to be able to redeem the game. I had exactly the same problem with my old 970 ;) LG
As far as I know, they are no longer produced, but you can still get them used. I sold mine here the other day, my offer was only online for a few hours.
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Asus will not honour the warranty.
Additional product here is the game "Dawn of War III" with the purchase of this product and the others that are eligible. Afterwards you can register your recipe at Asus for a code to download the game. Here is the promotion page (sorry only in German, but Google Translate): https://translate.google.ch/translate?sl=de&tl=fr&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.digitec.ch%2Fde%2Fpage%2Fausgewaehlte-asus-artikel-kaufen-und-dawn-of-war-3-geschenkt-bekommen-4173&edit-text=
This is the OC version... the non OC version is not yet available.
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I play with Max Settings (ULTRA) Exceptions: Motion Blur and Ray Tracing OFF. With 70~100 FPS (80FPS on average). With a resolution of 3440 x1440 (ASUS ROG Swift PG348Q). Volume test (measuring device held at the back of the graphics card): Volume idle 41dB Volume at full load in BFV 48dB It should be noted here that the test should not be compared with official data because: Tested in a normal room environment, general noise is included here. In addition, my normal fans are louder under full load than the Graka. It's one of the quietest graphics cards I've ever heard. So in terms of volume, I can absolutely recommend it.
The chips of the GTX 1080 Ti series are no longer manufactured. The product is therefore sold out and most of it is no longer available (new).
No, unfortunately not at the moment.
https://www.pcbuildersclub.com/2018/10/nvidia-turing-gtx-1080-und-gtx-1080-ti-verschwinden-vom-markt/
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The corresponding cables are normally part of the scope of delivery of a power supply unit.
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The cards will still be on sale. Nvidia's stock is still large enough, and the new ones are still overpriced for the fact that no games with ray tracing support are out yet. However, they are waiting to reorder some of them because they are no longer needed as much, since mining has also declined.
The promo at the time was on dawn of war 3 when I bought it personally.
This item is offered and shipped by another Digitec customer, so unfortunately we do not have any information about the purpose for which the graphics card was used.
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I change the RGB via the Asus software on the card. But if you're paying that price, consider the new 2080.
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From the point of view of modern graphics cards, every CPU is theoretically a bottleneck ;-) Whether this actually becomes an issue in practice, however, can usually only be said exactly when you know what your device is to be used for. Hence the following question: What would you like to do/play with it? There are enough games that don't use the CPU much and rely heavily on the graphics card, which is why there is no bottleneck effect. In older games, on the other hand, the CPU is often even more challenged than the graphics card. I suspect that it will be more in the direction of modern games, but I would still like to ask first. The CPU certainly has an influence on many things, but even with an actual bottleneck, you can still very often benefit from a stronger graphics card.
I think we'll have to wait till the next generation is released... and even then... Thanks to Miner (and Resellers).. the price will not be low so soon I think..
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I haven't ordered a gpu at the moment, but I have already made the experience that these times are not always correct, especially at the moment with the mining hipe... You can hardly rely on the stated time, if you order now it probably depends on your luck whether you get the card in the stated time, since the mining hipe is now somewhat subsiding, the risk is no longer too great that you have to wait several weeks or even months. If I were you, I would probably order, but no one will be able to tell you how long it will actually take... Hope elfen good luck lg😋
Wouldn't you rather ask the customer service than other customers here in the community?
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