Tuesday, June 20th 2017

MSI Announces GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Lightning Z Graphics Card

MSI is proud to officially announce the latest of its legendary LIGHTNING graphics cards. Built to be perfect, the new GeForce GTX 1080 Ti LIGHTNING Z combines cutting edge new technology with proven features such as TRI-FROZR design with TORX 2.0 Fans, SuperPipe technology and Military Class 4 components. The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti LIGHTNING Z is nothing short of an engineering masterpiece.

MSI's reputation in thermal design is well-known to be excellent. The improved TRI-FROZR design on the GTX 1080 Ti LIGHTNING Z utilizes two 10cm and one 9 cm TORX 2.0 Fans combining the advantages of both traditional fan blade and dispersion fan blade, generating huge amounts of airflow while remaining virtually silent. Two 8mm SuperPipes transfer heat much faster to the fins, enabling up to a whopping 700W of heat dissipation.
MSI's Mystic Light enables you tocustomize the RGB effects of your hardware to give your system a different look whenever you feel like it. Using the MSI Mystic Light software, you can even synchronize colors and effects of your graphics card, motherboard, case-fans and peripherals. Give yourself or the audience a show!

The special LN2 BIOS on the card provides extreme overclockers more capibility for overclocking records without special hardware modifications. By removing restrictions, the full potential of the graphics card is unlocked. The enhanced power design contains more power phases than other models to ensure plenty of power is available for record-breaking performance. LIGHTNING's custom 10-layer PCB is fitted with 14 phases for GPU and 3 phases for Memory to ensure power delivery can handle the most extreme loads.

Equipped with Military Class 4 components, the MSI GTX 1080 Ti LIGHTNING Z is built to deliver the best quality and stability. The components have gone through rigorous testing by a third-party laboratory to satisfy the MIL-STD-810G standard. Featuring DrMOS 60A power phases, the highest rated available ensuring plenty of power. Hi-C CAP cores, Super Ferrite Choke, and Solid CAP, each aspect of the LIGHTNING Z ensures the best possible performance.

With MSI's exclusive OC kits you're in complete control of the GTX 1080 Ti LIGHTNING Z. V-Check points allow you to accurately measure GPU, Memory and PLL voltages. Multiple Temp Monitor checks the real-time temperatures of the GPU, Memory and PLL while Quadruple Overvoltage allows you to overvolt those same components in order to achieve higher clock speeds.

The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti LIGHTNING Z is expected to be available in July.
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8 Comments on MSI Announces GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Lightning Z Graphics Card

#1
the54thvoid
Super Intoxicated Moderator
The special LN2 BIOS on the card provides extreme overclockers more capibility for overclocking records without special hardware modifications. By removing restrictions, the full potential of the graphics card is unlocked.
Someone should sue if they haven't removed the power limit on this LN2 BIOS. What restrictions do they mean I wonder?
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#2
Aenra
Warning to potential buyers that the previous LightningZZZZ frozrZZZZZ (11!!!1!1) model interfered with your vcore voltage (yes, i know.. but so it did) when activating its OC mode; didn't matter if you had it on auto, or at some other setting with your manual OC, it changed it.
You were warned :)
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#3
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Where did that info originate?
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#4
goodeedidid
the54thvoidSomeone should sue if they haven't removed the power limit on this LN2 BIOS. What restrictions do they mean I wonder?
ASUS should sue MSI for copying and pasting their STRIX design. LOL
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#5
_larry
Anddd....I know what video card I'm getting next once I upgrade to 2k/4k monitor from 1080p.
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#6
LogitechFan
MSI has went from a full dragon-crazy poor man's ASUS to a laughingstock of the industry.
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#7
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
the54thvoidSomeone should sue if they haven't removed the power limit on this LN2 BIOS. What restrictions do they mean I wonder?
Asus has a BIOS for the strix card that does exactly that?
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#8
Ruru
S.T.A.R.S.
3x 8-pin? DAMN!
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