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8 years ago

Any news (aprox) on the shipping date ? I know it's never official but when I ordered it sayed 2.3 weeks.

8 years ago

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ask the customer service

ziener.oliver

5 years ago

I have just tested my card and am puzzled, can you help me? (Test with GPU-Z) 1. it doesn't say that my card is a fake. Phuuu ! Lucky but..... 2. even after several reloads and benchmarks, GPU-Z tells me that my "Aorus GeForce GTX 1080 Ti" is a card with a "PCIe 2.0" interface and that it also runs on my board with 2.0. (My board is old, it really only has a 2.0 interface) I said: "That can't be! "I went directly to the manufacturer's page on "NVIDIA" and "AORUS" and saw that it had to be a "PCIe 3.0" card. 3. 3. i got the purchase receipt (Digitec, of my previous owner, as it is still under warranty until 12.2020, and there is the date of purchase on 28.12.17 hmmmmmm 4) With a little bit of research I have to say that such a card with "PCIe 2.0" may never have been available on the date of purchase, or am I mistaken? The connections according to the manufacturer match. Please help me ! It is clear that I should go to the shop. But can you possibly find any information that can confirm with certainty that exactly this card "only" existed with a "PCIe 2.0" connection?

Peter_65

5 years ago

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Hello - The 1080Ti is a PCIe 3.0 card. But as far as I know, PCIe 3.0 is only possible if the board supports it. If there is only 2.0, nothing else will ever be displayed. PCIe is downward compatible... The card itself supports 3.0 of course - if it is available. I don't think this will change without a new board.

Helvede

7 years ago

Hello, could someone please check my watch list and give me some tips/suggestions? https://www.digitec.ch/de/ShopList/Show?shopListId=63AE159B0D5705360285670536F I know that SLI is not popular with everyone but I just want to see what is possible. The case should be simple and well cooled. With the SLI Bridge I don't know if 6 or 8 cm. Which thermal paste would you use? Is the Gigabyte 1080 Ti faster than the Asus Strix? thank you.

7 years ago

The price development of graphics cards is an absolute imposition at the moment. Since November, the price has risen by more than 400Fr. Will it go down again? I'm not stupid enough to buy one now.

7 years ago

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Prices are falling, but Digitec has not "yet" followed suit. Many cards are CHF 200 more expensive here than on other platforms. If nothing changes, I'll buy my 1080TI somewhere else...

haustechnikmarxer

7 years ago

Can I also install this card in an HP Z440 workstation and are the drivers included? included in the delivery ???? gm

XquisitX

7 years ago

As long as there is enough space and the power supply has enough power (min. 500Watt), there should be no problem. Drivers etc. You can also download them from the manufacturer's website (but there is also a driver CD included).

Mist3r1989

7 years ago

Is it possible to continue using the supplied backplate from Aorus when converting to a WaKü from EKWB? This cools passively and looks nicer than the black EKWB backplate.

wohlwend01

7 years ago

Can I run this graphics card in this mainboard (ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming) in SLI because of the space?

Brimstone

7 years ago

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That shouldn't be a problem, space-wise. The first PCIe x16 slot is intended for dual-slot GPUs anyway, and after that there is another PCIe x1 slot in between. I would be more concerned about heat generation, since the two graphics cards are right next to each other. So good case cooling is a must. Attached is a picture: http://www.aorus.com/product_html/170/AORUSGeForceGTX1080TiXtremeEdition11G/img/protection/pro_6_bg.jpg

Dave8

7 years ago

It's crazy, you wait for the card and it's delivered defective. Even the packaging had traces so that it had already been opened. Doesn't Digitec's quality management check this? Guarantee case. Now it takes weeks again...