GTX 1080 with i7-6700K benchmarks at Ultra Quality settings
In terms of memory, the GTX 1080 's 8192 MB RAM is more than enough for modern games and should not cause any bottlenecks. In short the performance is exceptional, there's no question that this is one of the most powerful single GPU out there in 2016 .
The good news is, with the release of the GTX 1080 Ti, the GTX 1080 's price is getting more discount. NVIDIA ’s xx80 cards have always been defined by high-end prices with performance that knocks on the door of extreme graphics cards – especially when overclocked. After taking the time to fully test the Pascal graphics card inside the GTX 1080, we can say without a doubt that it continues the trend.
The GTX 1080 has 8 GB RAM compared to the GTX 980 's 4 GB video memory. Unfortunately, gaming performance was not quite as impressive. Even if the GTX 1080 consistently delivers frame rate increases over the GTX 980, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti, the gain is not much to justify an upgrade.
For 1080p Full HD, we were able to play Borderlands 3, Anthem, Need For Speed: Heat, Just Cause 4, Gears of War 5 at 68 fps to 85 fps and kept frame rates hovering around 78 fps. For 1440p Quad HD, we were able to play Gears of War 5, Need For Speed: Heat, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Just Cause 4, Final Fantasy XV at 62 fps to 63 fps and kept frame rates hovering around 62 fps.
For 2160p 4K, we were able to play Forza Horizon 4 at 65 fps to 65 fps and kept frame rates hovering around 65 fps.
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980 TI to GTX 1080 ? is it worth it? is it worth upgrading? no VR , maybe 4 K setup.
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hangoverneedles2 years ago
Personally, im keeping my 980 ti hybrid. I dont see any need to upgrade since it maxes 60 fps on all of my games at 1440p. I'd wait to see benchmarks tomorrow then make your decision.
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dwellerstaking2 years ago
GTX 1080 or TITAN Can anybody tell me which one is better?
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sconnynepalese2 years ago
Nothing major: My 6th machine.
4790 , G1.Sniper B6 Board , 16 GB of HYPER RAM, C70 case with smoked window mod, RMX850W , Cryorig H7 cooler , GTX 1080 EVGA ACX 3.0 Gaming
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uprightlength2 years ago
is a GTX 1080 Worth 30$ over the 1070ti ? should i go with the gtx 1080 if its costs 30$ more than the 1070ti ?
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barleyendowment2 years ago
, if it's a comparative model cooling wise then yes absolutely.
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pugsleyimprudent2 years ago
GTX 1080 (normal) vs titan x pascal I have a gtx 1080 and i was wondering Are 2 gtx 1080's stronger or weaker than 1 titan x
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egretpunctured2 years ago
What @Slumy_57 & @RobCrezz said. You're going to be at the mercy of SLI support in the games, & (unfortunately) the trend over the past couple of years is to let SLI support slide quite a bit (in a few games being so non-existent that SLI actually sees the performance drop).
That being said...the Titan X (Pascal) & GTX 1080Ti are more powerful than your current 1080 (http://www.techspot.com/review/1352-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti/), but the question is whether the extra performance is truly worth it. Techspot's review says that, on average, the 1080TI provides ~20-24% more performance than the 1080. That's technically true; although the increase at 1080p resolutions is technically only ~13%, that's primarily because DOOM has a 200FPS framecap; both the GTX 1080 & 1080Ti hit the cap at 1080p, & while the GTX 1080 doesn't quite make it there, it's fairly close (177FPS), while the 1080Ti is still capped at 200. On the opposite end, even with the extra performance there were still a couple of games (Deus Ex: Mankind Divided & Mafia III) where the 4K performance still isn't quite at the "single GPU" level, & even on some of the other games you're not going to max out your 4K/60Hz monitor (the 1080Ti only had 60+ FPS at 4K in 10 of the 19 games).
The biggest reason I can think of for possibly switching is to allow for smoother performance. That "20 to 24% improvement" figure pretty much holds true not only for the average FPS in the games but also the minimum FPS. When Techspot tested it, the GTX 1080Ti was able to maintain a minimum of 60FPS in all 19 games at 1440p, & 8 or 9 of the games at 4K (I say "8 or 9" because it was able to hit 59FPS minimum in Titanfall 2, which to me is close enough to include). So if your games aren't as smooth onscreen as you'd like, the 1080Ti will help out there.
That being said...
Unless you're going to sell your GTX 1080 & get some decent cash for it, buying a brand-new GTX 1080Ti just for a 25% performance improvement is basically just spending cash for bragging rights. If your system needs some improvements, the cash might be better spent on other parts.
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pedometeraustin2 years ago
Nvidia geforce gtx titan x (pascal) or 1080 sli what graphics cards should I get. the titan x with pascal or 2 1080's for a 4k monitor.
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murreletrapunzel2 years ago
1080 SLI will probably give you the best performance. This video shows a good comparison between them:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWtqGNmWS3Y
That said, not every application supports SLI or multi-GPU, so be careful.
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is it worth upgrading? no VR , maybe 4 K setup.
Can anybody tell me which one is better?
Thanks
4790 , G1.Sniper B6 Board , 16 GB of HYPER RAM, C70 case with smoked window mod, RMX850W , Cryorig H7 cooler , GTX 1080 EVGA ACX 3.0 Gaming
should i go with the gtx 1080 if its costs 30$ more than the 1070ti ?
I have a gtx 1080 and i was wondering
Are 2 gtx 1080's stronger or weaker than 1 titan x
That being said...the Titan X (Pascal) & GTX 1080Ti are more powerful than your current 1080 (http://www.techspot.com/review/1352-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti/), but the question is whether the extra performance is truly worth it. Techspot's review says that, on average, the 1080TI provides ~20-24% more performance than the 1080. That's technically true; although the increase at 1080p resolutions is technically only ~13%, that's primarily because DOOM has a 200FPS framecap; both the GTX 1080 & 1080Ti hit the cap at 1080p, & while the GTX 1080 doesn't quite make it there, it's fairly close (177FPS), while the 1080Ti is still capped at 200. On the opposite end, even with the extra performance there were still a couple of games (Deus Ex: Mankind Divided & Mafia III) where the 4K performance still isn't quite at the "single GPU" level, & even on some of the other games you're not going to max out your 4K/60Hz monitor (the 1080Ti only had 60+ FPS at 4K in 10 of the 19 games).
The biggest reason I can think of for possibly switching is to allow for smoother performance. That "20 to 24% improvement" figure pretty much holds true not only for the average FPS in the games but also the minimum FPS. When Techspot tested it, the GTX 1080Ti was able to maintain a minimum of 60FPS in all 19 games at 1440p, & 8 or 9 of the games at 4K (I say "8 or 9" because it was able to hit 59FPS minimum in Titanfall 2, which to me is close enough to include). So if your games aren't as smooth onscreen as you'd like, the 1080Ti will help out there.
That being said...
Unless you're going to sell your GTX 1080 & get some decent cash for it, buying a brand-new GTX 1080Ti just for a 25% performance improvement is basically just spending cash for bragging rights. If your system needs some improvements, the cash might be better spent on other parts.
what graphics cards should I get. the titan x with pascal or 2 1080's for a 4k monitor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWtqGNmWS3Y
That said, not every application supports SLI or multi-GPU, so be careful.