Works great for what i paid for it, used it in a dell optiplex 790 as a graphics card to a budget gaming computer. Overclocks a decent amount and I got 60 fps on various games in Dolphin emulator including Mario kart while at 720p with 8x SSAA and 16x anisotropic filtering (doesn't seem to work well with 1080p). On 1080p with Minecraft I am able to get 106fps(avg) with the standard render distance and fancy graphics, and get 70fps(avg) with maximum render distance and fancy graphics. Overall its surprised me with how well it works and is a couple steps up from the integrated intel graphics that i was using before.
When overclocked i was able to achieve 7.5% on the benchmark (can view in my saved benchmarks) which is higher than your average GT 730, GT 710, and GT 720, which are all more expensive. So if you are on a budget for a low profile graphics card perhaps consider this one. [Jul '19typingweb10]
Hyped as the "Ultimate GeForce", the 1080 Ti is NVIDIA's latest flagship 4K VR ready GPU. It supersedes last years GTX 1080, offering a 20% increase in performance for a 40% premium (founders edition 1080 Tis will be priced at $699, pushing down the price of the 1080 to $499). It also supersedes the prohibitively expensive Titan X Pascal, pushing it off poll position in performance rankings. The 1080 Ti is based on the Pascal architecture and features a slightly modified version of the same flagship GP102 silicon found in the Titan X Pascal. It has 11GB of the high bandwidth GDDR5X video memory (versus 12GB in the Titan X Pascal) and an impressive 11GB frame buffer. Like the Titan X Pascal, it features 12bn transistors and 3584 CUDA cores which can run at a boost clock speed of 1.582 GHz – 3% faster than the Titan X Pascal's 1.531 GHz. This increased speed is partially attributable to the 1080 Ti’s new dualFET power system which allows the chip to run at higher power and more efficiently than ever before. The release of the 1080 Ti comes ahead of the competition from AMD's Vega - rumored for release in Q2 2017. Vega is AMD's next generation graphics card (following on from Polaris 10) featuring their new HBM2 die which is alleged to have eight times the capacity of GDDR5 with half of the footprint. NVDIA's own next generation graphics cards (Volta) are in the pipeline for 2018. [Mar '17GPUPro]
We calculate effective 3D speed which estimates gaming performance for the top 12 games. Effective speed is adjusted by current prices to yield value for money. Our figures are checked against thousands of individual user ratings. The customizable table below combines these factors to bring you the definitive list of top GPUs. [GPUPro]
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