The GTX 1080 Ti is Nvidia's 10-series flagship, sporting a partially disabled GP102 core with two SMs and one 32-bit memory controller deactivated. It is able to outperform the company's own Titan X in games, and is available at a much lower $700 price tag, making it the best solution out there for gamers.
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Thanks for the list. As a fan of the TI's I keep telling people if they're on the fence for a 1070/1080,looking at Ultra/100+fps @1080p/1440p, best to go with a TI and just save for the extra $ needed then sit & enjoy for a long while. On same games you can even get decent 4k performance. Awesome cards!
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It is stated on the top of the article, but this is a way for Toms to get some more revenue in a less intrusive and more useful way than ads.
@TadashiTG: One reason this article exists is because, as of today, the 1080 TIs are some of the best value graphic cards out there and that's also why they are mostly out of stock.