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Elltrax
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GPU compatability of Core V2

JoikansaiThere’s no downside having 2080 it’s even slightly better and would be longer and better optimized than 1080ti. 1080ti only has more vram, that would be useful only if you play FFXV in 4K, there’s no dlss support on 1080ti and Ray Tracing capability if you’re care about those features. Than it is decided, that you very much. Well, Ray Tracing is nice, but there is not many games for it now anyways. All I want now is just to play most of the AAA games in nice 1440p and enjoy. And fot that purpose it should be more than enough hopefuly. Thank you for your time and answers.

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Joikansai
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5 years ago
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Elltrax
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GPU compatability of Core V2

JoikansaiNo it’s too fat, 1080ti that i know fit is Evga Black, all kind of Blower Fan type will fit, of course Mini Zotac (i used this one over a year). There seemss to be no Zotac Mini in my country... Too bad 2080ti is still almost £500 difference. Is there a downside of having 2080 instead of 1080ti? Of course excluding the fact that there is going to be higher bottleneck. I can get GIGABITE GeForce RTX 2080 TURBO OC 8GB for £620. It might still squize a little bit more performance even thought the bottleneck is higher right? Please excuse my lack of knowledge.

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Joikansai
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5 years ago
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Elltrax
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GPU compatability of Core V2

Joikansai1080ti Gaming x, ftw3 won’t fit, rog strix maybe also not fit on core v2. Look for dual slot and max 2 Fans card. Thought that ftw3 Evga will fit but a user reported it’s too long, so maybe you can’t close the enclosure. So, this one https://www.google.com/search?q=MSI+GeForce+GTX+1080+Ti+GAMING+X+11G,+11GB+GDDR5X&ie=&oe= should be sufficient then since it has 2 fans?

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5 years ago

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