Galax’s GTX 1080 Ti Hall of Fame has been pictured

KFA2’s design is a simple case of over-engineering, giving this GPU an insanely large power phase design and power inputs to match, allowing this GPU to be delivered up to 450W though the GPU’s three 8-pin PCIe power connections as well as the 75W from its PCIe connection for a total combined power of 525W. This is clearly more than what this GPU will ever need outside of LN2 overclocking, though it is nice to see that there is a company that is willing to bring insane designs like this to market. 

Like most aftermarket GTX 1080 Ti designs the Hall of Fame will feature three DisplayPort 1.4 connections as well as an HBMI 2.0 port and a DVI-D output, allowing this GPU to be used with pretty much any modern display.   

At this time the pricing and release date of KFA2’s GTX 1080 Ti HOF are unknown, though the GPU will certainly be popular amongst pro overclockers. 
  

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