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ZOTAC Intros GeForce GTX 1080 Ti AMP Extreme Core Edition

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ZOTAC introduced the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti AMP Extreme Core Edition graphics card (model: ZT-P10810F-10P). Positioned between its flagship air-cooled AMP Extreme and AMP Edition SKUs, the AMP Extreme Core Edition retains the product design of the AMP Extreme, but comes with lower clock speeds. The card ships with factory-overclocked speeds of 1607 MHz core, 1721 MHz GPU Boost, and 11.2 GHz (GDDR5X-effective) memory; compared to the 1645/1759 MHz the AMP Extreme comes with, and the 1480/1582 MHz NVIDIA-reference clocks. Besides clock speeds, everything is identical between the AMP Extreme Core Edition and the original AMP Extreme. There could be a minor price difference between the two.



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Love ZOTAC design and those stripes. This cheaper version of Ti gave me a reason to upgrade from Zotac 1070 AMP! Extreme!.
 

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There could be a minor price difference between the two.
Yeah, I should hope so. And it's often a much bigger price difference than the small clock speed bump warrants, too.
 
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Yeah, I should hope so. And it's often a much bigger price difference than the small clock speed bump warrants, too.
Its not just small bump in clock speeds, generally is the quality of components(esp VRM) that increases price of cards.
 

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Its not just small bump in clock speeds, generally is the quality of components(esp VRM) that increases price of cards.
I'm talking about cases like this where the components are actually the same, but the clock speed difference is small. Where a card actually has better quality components over the cheaper version the manufacturer would usually advertise it as a selling point.
 
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I still have trust issues after really bizarre issues with their graphic cards in the past...

I am currently on my 3rd Zotac AMP! Extreme! card and they all have been exceptional in everyway. Everything from built quality, factory overclocked, excellent binned GPU, lower temperatures and and tank like exterior is top notch. But I've had bad experience with Asus brand in past. Love these top Tier Cards e.g. AMP! Extreme!, Gigabyte Xtreme, MSI Lightning or EVGA KingPin.
 
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