Zotac brings a GTX 1080 Ti out with his ArcticStorm-sink) for custom over-water. The full size waterblok covered the whole card and cools all the components. On the back is a black backplate placed.
In the waterblok are rgb-leds placed and with included software can the color be set. The copper base is in contact with the gpu and the memory chips, and the block has G1/4-fittings for connecting a radiator and pump.
Zotac gives the gpu a baseclock of 1506MHz and a boost to 1620MHz. That is barely higher than the referentiesnelheden of 1480 and 1582MHz that Nvidia specify. With the water cooling and a pcb that is equipped with a 16+2-stroomfaseontwerp the map, however, the necessary overklokpotentieel offer.
When the Zotac GTX 1080 Ti ArcticStorm in the shops and at what price, is not yet known. The 1080 version with the same cooler, which in August last year, it was announced, is currently on sale for around 730 euro.
