Thursday, May 12th 2016

ZOTAC Teases its GeForce GTX 1080 PGF Graphics Card

ZOTAC teased its GeForce GTX 1080 PGF non-reference design graphics card. Built on a custom-design PCB, the card goes big on multi-color LED lighting along not just its top, but also along edges of its acrylic-based back-plate, which looks like a neon strip along its edges. These cards are expected to be factory-overclocked, and ZOTAC appears to be using a 6+8 pin PCIe power connector layout, compared to a single 8-pin on the reference "Founders Edition" card. From the looks of the tantalum multi-phase capacitor sticking out through the back-plate, ZOTAC could be giving this card a strong VRM area.
Source: VideoCardz
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22 Comments on ZOTAC Teases its GeForce GTX 1080 PGF Graphics Card

#1
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
Well, they get an A+ for at least daring to be different.
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#2
ZeppMan217
rtwjunkieWell, they get an A+ for at least daring to be different.
Shiny - add $200 to price! It's super effective!
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#3
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
ZeppMan217Shiny - add $200 to price! It's super effective!
Lol! Too funny!
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#4
Chaitanya
everyone is bitten by rgb bug, atleast their attempt is different.
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#5
peche
Thermaltake fanboy
Chaitanyaeveryone is bitten by rgb bug, atleast their attempt is different.
agreed, me personally, i hate RGB scheme lots of colors changing and sh*t, i like one color for my build illumination and thats it,

Regards,
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#6
GhostRyder
I think that looks sweet! But I personally like having LED's on my card and being able to adjust the color :P

Wonder how the PCB is different and how this effects the overclock ability this round on the GPU?
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#7
madness777
They put the backplate logo upside down Are you kidding me!? Who is responsible for this gruesomeness!!!
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#8
ERazer
i dont mind RGB as long theres an option to turn it off
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#10
sttubs
I wouldn't think an acrylic back plate would dissipate any heat though, in fact wouldn't it trap heat?
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#11
N3M3515
ZeppMan217Shiny - add $200 to price! It's super effective!
Where does it say that?
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#12
Joss
madness777They put the backplate logo upside down Are you kidding me!? Who is responsible for this gruesomeness!!!
Yes, doesn't help trusting the product.
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#13
ironwolf
madness777They put the backplate logo upside down Are you kidding me!? Who is responsible for this gruesomeness!!!
*cough* inverted ATX case *cough* :D
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#14
nickbaldwin86
ironwolf*cough* inverted ATX case *cough* :D
how does that matter? the name is still facing the wrong way it is just upside down now.... so worse if anything
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#15
heky
The card is equiped with Zotacs proprietary OC+ module!!! No thanks Zotac, wont fall for your SH1T again!
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#16
Kanan
Tech Enthusiast & Gamer
ironwolf*cough* inverted ATX case *cough* :D
In an inverted ATX case like the Corsair 600C you have the problem that you can't really see the backplate, only the edge of it (but depends on position of the card, 1st slot like I said).
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#17
Dethroy
nickbaldwin861080 Tron Edition!?!
Damn, t'was exactly what I had in mind as well. :toast:
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#18
neatfeatguy
I've always had good experience with Zotac cards. I'm not a big fan of LEDs on or in my case - something like this would be a waste for me. Looks intriguing, but not something I'd stick in my tower.
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#19
Caring1
Wait for the Zotac HB bridge complete with matching LED's at only twice the price.
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#20
Fluffmeister
Looks great, can't wait to see what these custom AIB GTX 1080's can do.
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#21
TheHunter
hekyThe card is equiped with Zotacs proprietary OC+ module!!! No thanks Zotac, wont fall for your SH1T again!
Explain more?

well, I bought 980Ti and noticed a freq. cap, actually most had similar 1480mhz limit..
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#22
CrAsHnBuRnXp
I wouldnt mind having this card if it was RGB.
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