Friday, April 7th 2017

Palit Intros GeForce GTX 1080 Ti JetStream and Super JetStream

Palit introduced two of its premium custom-design GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics cards, the GTX 1080 Ti JetStream, and the faster GTX 1080 Ti Super JetStream. Both cards are based on an identical board design, featuring a custom PCB that draws power from a pair of 8-pin PCIe connectors, and a triple-slot cooling solution with a dual-stack aluminium fin heatsink that uses 8 mm thick copper heat pipes, ventilated by a pair of fans that stay off when the GPU is idling. The cards are also outfitted with RGB LED illumination for the fans and glowing Palit logos on top of the cooler shroud. The GTX 1080 Ti JetStream comes with factory-overclocked speeds of 1630 MHz GPU Boost, and untouched 11 Gbps GDDR5X memory; while the SuperJetstream ships with 1531/1645 MHz (core/GPU Boost), out of the box. Palit left the memory untouched with this card as well. The company didn't reveal pricing.
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12 Comments on Palit Intros GeForce GTX 1080 Ti JetStream and Super JetStream

#3
TheTop4884
Why every aftermarket 1080 ti require 2.5 slots?
I'm worried it won't fit in my itx case.
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oxidized
TheTop4884Why every aftermarket 1080 ti require 2.5 slots?
I'm worried it won't fit in my itx case.
Lol, you can't be serious
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#5
ppn
TheTop4884Why every aftermarket 1080 ti require 2.5 slots?
I'm worried it won't fit in my itx case.
Not every, there are plenty of 2 slot on reference pcb.
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#6
intelzen
oxidizedLol, you can't be serious
why? intx gamers should only use gtx 750 or something?
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#7
dj-electric
intelzenwhy? intx gamers should only use gtx 750 or something?
There are GTX 1080s that can fit in many ITX cases today anyway, but there's just plain reference design GTX 1080 Ti
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#8
Upgrayedd
IF I am reading this right. That is a 15MHz jump in clock speed for the SUPER Jetstream. lol why even make it if that is all the difference is? It even has the same PCB.
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#9
oxidized
intelzenwhy? intx gamers should only use gtx 750 or something?
Well, first there are some cards that can fit ITX cases, second, ITX cases aren't exactly designed to host enthusiast systems, so the complain doesn't really makes sense. If you want to build an enthusiast system and have a wider choice of hardware, ITX isn't exactly for you.
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#10
jabbadap
TheTop4884Why every aftermarket 1080 ti require 2.5 slots?
I'm worried it won't fit in my itx case.
Evga's ftw3 takes two slot. In fact every evga gtx1080tis are two slotters.


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#11
CounterZeus
IcePickIF I am reading this right. That is a 15MHz jump in clock speed for the SUPER Jetstream. lol why even make it if that is all the difference is? It even has the same PCB.
Did you know the 'SUPER' on the box is just a sticker? :-) I own the regular gtx 1080 super jetstream
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#12
Th3pwn3r
Not posting a price is just silly. That's what I'm most curious about considering most 1080ti cards will perform fairly similarly.
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