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We’re unveiling GeForce 1080 Ti, our fastest-ever gaming GPU and the king of our Pascal-architecture lineup. It delivers up to 35 percent more performance than its predecessor, GTX 1080.
Its 12 billion transistors deliver a dramatic increase in performance and efficiency, and it bristles with 3584 NVIDIA CUDA cores and a massive 11GB frame buffer running at an unheard of 11Gbps.
Its 12 billion transistors deliver a dramatic increase in performance and efficiency, and it bristles with 3584 NVIDIA CUDA cores and a massive 11GB frame buffer running at an unheard of 11Gbps.
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