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How NVIDIA killed the GTX 1080

How NVIDIA killed the GTX 1080

Posted on December 4, 2017June 7, 2019 By Jarvis

If you’ve seen review of the GTX 1070 Ti, then you heard us say that it offers similar performance to the GTX 1080. Now, let us show you what I mean by that. Here’s how NVIDIA killed the GTX 1080.

For this, we’re gonna compare the performance of the GTX 1080 to that of the 1070 Ti. The test setup we used for both cards is the same one mentioned in our review of the 1070 Ti. For reference, here it is.

We’re also throwing in the GTX 1070 for some benchmarks since we have access to them. We are using the results from our review of the Lenovo Y720 Cube Gaming PC, which used a Founder’s Edition GTX 1070, and a CPU and RAM configuration similar enough to our test setup, such that net performance wouldn’t be significantly throttled. It packs an Intel Core i7-7700HQ and 16GB of DDR4 RAM.
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Computers & IT Tags:computing, core i7, Cube, gaming, GTX, GTX 1070, Intel, intel core i7, Lenovo, Nvidia, PC, ram, review

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