Colorful Introduces iGame GTX 1080 Ti RNG Edition, Other New Products

Colorful announced a handful of new products today including a new Z370 motherboard, a 240GB M.2 NVME 2280 SSD, and a graphics card developed in partnership with RNG eSports Gaming Team.

This GPU features 12+2 phase digital power supply reinforced by IPP (iGame Pure Power), and a selection of display outputs that include a standard DVI-D, two DisplayPort headers, and a pair of HDMI display outputs. Power is delivered via two 8-pin power connectors.

The graphics card's Sworizer cooler boasts a newly improved design featuring aluminum fins attached to a copper baseplate. Cooling the heatsink assembly we have three 92mm dual ball-bearing "Saw Sickle" fans. The heatsink is also equipped with a full-cover metal backplate and the company's iGame Status Monitor that allows real-time monitoring of core clocks, core temperature, load line status, and memory usage.

There isn’t much information about the company’s new flagship iGame Z370 Vulcan X motherboard other than its Intel’s Z370 chipset, support for up to DDR4-3200(OC), and is equipped with two M.2 slots as well as three PCI-Express 3.0 x16 slots that support multi-GPU configurations.

Finally, Colorful is rolling out a new 240GB M.2 NVME 2280 SSD sporting gold plated connectors, a PCIe Gen3 x4 interface, and read and write speeds of 800Mb/s and 700Mb/s, respectively.

Pricing and availability were not available at the time of writing. We have reached out to the company for more information.

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Header Cell - Column 0 Colorful iGame GTX 1080 Ti RNG Edition
GPUGP102
CUDA Cores3,584
Base Clock1,620MHz
Boost Clock1,733MHz
Memory Size11GB GDDR5X
Memory Data Rate11Gbps
Memory Bus352-bit
Transistors12 Billion
Texture Units224
Streaming Multiprocessors28
ROPs88
TDP250W
Power Input2 x 8-pin
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  • Sharky36566666
    Two HDMI 2.0b? No HDMI 2.1?No thank you.
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  • techy1966
    That is a ugly card and way to much plastic shrouds on that mainboard but I am sure the hardware itself is built very good. It is to bad on how they chose to use so much ugly plastic on these products.
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