EVGA launches ten GeForce GTX models with ICX technology

Published: 10th Feb 2017, 15:55 GMT | Comments

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They are finally here. Team EVGA spent last 8 months to deliver redesigned product with new stability features including 9 thermal sensors, purposefully-directed airflow chambers and die cast baseplate/backplate. If you wish to learn more about the new ICX technology, then check this post.

I know there many who bought ACX 3.0 models from EVGA, and some of you will ask if it’s possible to replace ACX to ICX models. The news is that EVGA will allow you to upgrade to ICX-based model, but for 99 USD.

EVGA:

The iCX Upgrade Program costs $99.99 per iCX Upgrade, and includes an EVGA iCX Shirt and complimentary return shipping. For the limited duration the iCX Upgrade Program is available, iCX Upgrade Program participants may upgrade any and all qualifying ACX 3.0 graphics cards registered to their EVGA account.

Here’s the list of all ICX models announced today.

VCN EVGA GTX 1080 8GB FTW2 GAMING ICX
GPU : GP104-400 Base Clock : 1721 MHz (+7.1%)
Cores : 2560 Boost Clock : 1860 MHz (+7.3%)
TMUs : 160 Memory Clock : 10008 Mbps
ROPs : 64 Memory : 8 GB GDDR5X 256b

VCN EVGA GTX 1080 8GB SC2 GAMING ICX
GPU : GP104-400 Base Clock : 1708 MHz (+6.3%)
Cores : 2560 Boost Clock : 1847 MHz (+6.6%)
TMUs : 160 Memory Clock : 10008 Mbps
ROPs : 64 Memory : 8 GB GDDR5X 256b

VCN EVGA GTX 1080 8GB GAMING ICX
GPU : GP104-400 Base Clock : 1607 MHz
Cores : 2560 Boost Clock : 1733 MHz
TMUs : 160 Memory Clock : 10008 Mbps
ROPs : 64 Memory : 8 GB GDDR5X 256b

VCN EVGA GTX 1070 8GB FTW2 GAMING ICX
GPU : GP104-200 Base Clock : 1607 MHz (+6.7%)
Cores : 1920 Boost Clock : 1797 MHz (+6.8%)
TMUs : 120 Memory Clock : 8008 Mbps
ROPs : 64 Memory : 8 GB GDDR5 256b

VCN EVGA GTX 1070 8GB SC2 GAMING ICX
GPU : GP104-200 Base Clock : 1594 MHz (+5.8%)
Cores : 1920 Boost Clock : 1784 MHz (+6.0%)
TMUs : 120 Memory Clock : 8008 Mbps
ROPs : 64 Memory : 8 GB GDDR5 256b

VCN EVGA GTX 1070 8GB GAMING ICX
GPU : GP104-200 Base Clock : 1506 MHz
Cores : 1920 Boost Clock : 1683 MHz
TMUs : 120 Memory Clock : 8008 Mbps
ROPs : 64 Memory : 8 GB GDDR5 256b

VCN EVGA GTX 1060 6GB FTW2+ GAMING ICX
GPU : GP106-400 Base Clock : 1632 MHz (+8.4%)
Cores : 1280 Boost Clock : 1860 MHz (+8.9%)
TMUs : 80 Memory Clock : 8000 Mbps
ROPs : 48 Memory : 6 GB GDDR5 192b

VCN EVGA GTX 1060 6GB SSC2+ GAMING ICX
GPU : GP106-400 Base Clock : 1607 MHz (+6.7%)
Cores : 1280 Boost Clock : 1835 MHz (+7.4%)
TMUs : 80 Memory Clock : 8000 Mbps
ROPs : 48 Memory : 6 GB GDDR5 192b

VCN EVGA GTX 1060 3GB FTW2+ GAMING ICX
GPU : GP106-300 Base Clock : 1632 MHz (+8.4%)
Cores : 1152 Boost Clock : 1860 MHz (+8.9%)
TMUs : 72 Memory Clock : 8000 Mbps
ROPs : 48 Memory : 3 GB GDDR5 192b

VCN EVGA GTX 1060 3GB SSC2+ GAMING ICX
GPU : GP106-300 Base Clock : 1607 MHz (+6.7%)
Cores : 1152 Boost Clock : 1835 MHz (+7.4%)
TMUs : 72 Memory Clock : 8000 Mbps
ROPs : 48 Memory : 3 GB GDDR5 192b


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