3DMark Fire Strike
I thought it might be interesting to show how close is GTX 1080 Ti to dual-GTX 1070 configuration. Of course, this only applies to synthetic benchmarks, because barely any game in our review has proper SLI support. From a raw performance standpoint, there’s not really much of a difference between built-in overclocking profiles.
Time Spy, VRMark, Unigine Valley/Heaven
| Review Contents | |
|---|---|
| Page 1 | Overview MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Ti GAMING X |
| Page 2 | A closer look MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Ti GAMING X |
| Page 3 | Testing platform & methodology |
| Page 4 | Overclocking MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Ti GAMING X |
| Page 5 | STABILITY GPU Temperature ● Core Clock ● GPU Usage ● Memory Usage |
| Page 6 | Benchmarks 3DMark ● VRMark ● Unigine |
| Page 7 | DirectX 12 Battlefield 1 |
| Page 8 | DirectX 12 Deus Ex: Mankind Divided |
| Page 9 | DirectX 12 The Division |
| Page 10 | Vulkan Doom |
| Page 11 | DirectX 11 Ghost Recon: Wildlands |
| Page 12 | DirectX 12 HITMAN |
| Page 13 | DirectX 11 Metro: Last Light |
| Page 14 | DirectX 11 Rainbow Six: Siege |
| Page 15 | DirectX 12 Rise of the Tomb Raider |
| Page 16 | DirectX 12 Sniper Elite 4 |
| Page 17 | DirectX 12 Total War: Warhammer |
| Page 18 | DirectX 11 The Witcher 3 |
| Page 19 | Conclusion |
