Zotac GTX 1080Ti ArcticStorm Mini Review
Test Setup and Overclocking
Published: 20th March 2018 | Source: Zotac | Price: £799 |
Test Setup
Zotac GTX 1080Ti ArcticStorm Mini
Intel i7 6850K
ASUS X99 Strix
Corsair ROG Dominator Platinum 3200
Corsair RM1000i
Corsair LX 512GB OS
Corsair LS 480GB x2 Raid0 Games
Corsair H100i V2
Windows 10
Overclocking
Although there is some serious cooling available to the Zotac GTX 1080Ti ArcticStorm Mini, the overclock results fit somewhere in the middle of the pack. It's good to see that the average GPU Boost speed isn't that far off the maximum boost speed though, which at the very least should provide consistent performance no matter how strenuous the situation.
Most Recent Comments
My last 2 pairs of GPUs were Zotac, so I have become a fan. Here in Canada, they're the best bang for the buck GPUs you could buy when I bought mine. They react VERY well to water too (as do most cards). Probably not the highest OCs in the world, but they run cool. My 1080TIs only hit 45C in the worst conditions. If I let them run with stock boost, they run even cooler.Quote
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Originally Posted by NeverBackDown
I'm actually kinda disappointed it didn't perform as well as you would think. Plenty of graphs where it wasn't leading and behind even air cooled cards
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Originally Posted by trawetSluaP
Well seems to me the point of this card is not to break records but keep cool and quiet, and it's really cool!
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But yeah it's a small form factor so I guess it has it's uses
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