OverclockersUK, 8Pack and KFA2 today announce the fastest GTX 1080 Ti on the market, the HOF “8 Pack Edition”.
KFA2 GTX 1080 Ti “8 Pack Edition” clocked at 1759 MHz
How much are you willing to pay for a premium high-end GPU? Well, if you have 950 GBP to spare, KFA2 may just have a card for you. The Hall of Fame series will soon be updated with a full custom design with three 8-pin power connectors, LCD display, triple-fan and triple-slot cooler and the highest clocks from any model so far — base: 1645 MHz, boost: 1759 MHz, memory: 1425 MHz — so equal GPU clock, but 400 MHz faster memory than ZOTAC AMP! Extreme.
According to OCUK, due to low yields of such cherry picked graphics card, only 5 to 10 units are expected to be sold each month. This model is currently available for pre-order with expected shipping date of May 26th.
If 950 British Pounds are too much for you, then you have the option of “8 Pack Approved” Edition which has slightly lower clocks. Apart from that, both models are exactly the same.
| GPU : | GP102-350 | Base Clock : | 1645 MHz (+11.1%) |
| Cores : | 3584 | Boost Clock : | 1759 MHz (+11.2%) |
| TMUs : | 224 | Memory Clock : | 11400 MHz (+3.6%) |
| ROPs : | 88 | Memory : | 11 GB GDDR5X 352b |
| GPU : | GP102-350 | Base Clock : | 1569 MHz (+6.0%) |
| Cores : | 3584 | Boost Clock : | 1683 MHz (+6.4%) |
| TMUs : | 224 | Memory Clock : | 11008 MHz |
| ROPs : | 88 | Memory : | 11 GB GDDR5X 352b |
Source: OverclockersUK
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