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2080 TI strix?

NeonRain
Level 7
Does anybody know if the will release a strix version of the TI?

I've seen the strix 2080 for preorder but no TI?
Brands like msi have al show their triple fan gaming x version etc.
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Korth wrote:
Power connectors sell more cards. Even if they don't actually do anything, their mere presence implies better hardware capabilities.

The good folks at MSI (and ASUS, Gigabyte, EVGA, etc) understand very well what their intended market looks for when shopping for cards.


The Tri-X is not and will not be a reference PCB, neither is the Strix AFAIK.
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Silent Scone wrote:
If that was truly the case, why does the MSI Tri-X have three power connectors? 😉


For the same reason some people put fake exhaust pipes on their cars or install fake air inlets on the mask.
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KeksimusMaximus wrote:
For the same reason some people put fake exhaust pipes on their cars or install fake air inlets on the mask.



Car analogies rarely work well.
9800X3D / 6400 CAS 28 / ROG X870 Crosshair / TUF RTX 4090

KeksimusMaximus wrote:
If you pay attention to whats going on,

Every RTX2080/2080Ti released so far is using the reference PCB, exactly same as the Founders Edition uses. This means, that specs of these cards wont stand out of FE and these cards are usually "lower-end" cards of family.

RTX2080Ti ROG Strix always used Asus custom made PCB to meet all the OC needs and RGB lighting features etc. That's why its not ready for launch.


If you pay attention to articles posted on ASUS.com you can read there that "more of cards will be released in coming months". ROG Strix 2080TI is one of them.


tl;dr;

its not ready yet, just wait


Shouldnt this be the case for the regular 2080 strix then?
Or do only the ti versions use an asus custom PCB for OC and RGB like you explayned?

And is this a first time for a delay? I always buy the new strix card (sli 1080ti strix oc right now) every launch i never needed to wait before.

Edit, and if i remember correctly at the time of me writing the post there wasnt even a mention of the 2080 series on the asus website yet, just the first preorders popping up on retalier site's . Not 100% sure tho.

KeksimusMaximus wrote:
If you pay attention to whats going on,

Every RTX2080/2080Ti released so far is using the reference PCB, exactly same as the Founders Edition uses. This means, that specs of these cards wont stand out of FE and these cards are usually "lower-end" cards of family.

RTX2080Ti ROG Strix always used Asus custom made PCB to meet all the OC needs and RGB lighting features etc. That's why its not ready for launch.


How can you be that sure that it is reference PCB? I was actually thinking about getting a card and putting a custom waterblock on it which for now is only available for the Founder's Edition and I was wondering if Asus 2080ti TURBO or DUAL may be using reference PCB or custom...

Any help on this?

Thank you

j.lam wrote:
How can you be that sure that it is reference PCB? I was actually thinking about getting a card and putting a custom waterblock on it which for now is only available for the Founder's Edition and I was wondering if Asus 2080ti TURBO or DUAL may be using reference PCB or custom...

Any help on this?

Thank you


On EK site they list several brands and models that there new block fits on and non of them are ASUS, of course that may mean that they have not verified with ASUS at this time

Menthol wrote:
On EK site they list several brands and models that there new block fits on and non of them are ASUS, of course that may mean that they have not verified with ASUS at this time


Looking at the compatibility table, very few brands are on there at the moment.
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Menthol
Level 14
3 power connectors sound like these cards can pull a lot of amps when overclocked, but even if the card itself is pretty much reference having 3 power connectors, or extra/different sensors, etc. would indicate the card is not 100% reference. Most all Pascal cards have the same headroom, max overclock potential unless using extreme cooling solutions.
ASUS Strix models have always been one of the best models and highest overclocking cards available even if only by a small amount.

Unless you have inside information it's all speculation which is what we all do until we have facts, I searched on preorder day and was only able to obtain an EVGA Ultra which is a 3 slot card which I don't personally care for but most all of the highest end cards seem to have 3 slot coolers anymore or more than 2 slot, EVGA's cards have multiple sensors that other manufacturers don't have so are these sensors on reference cards but only available to EVGA or are the cards non reference, who knows at this time. Seems like we will be waiting until Sep. 20th to learn the facts

Menthol
Level 14
Just a guess but until stock of Pascal cards are gone Turing cards may be few and far between, also Nvidia may have a say in when custom cards are released since they sell cards themselves, although I have no inside information on any thing myself

Fake exhaust pipes?

Nate152
Moderator
Haha since that got your wheels turning, yeah unfortunately some cars/trucks have fake exhaust pipes, the 92 chevy silverado is an example.

A pipe from each exhaust manifold to one muffler, from there it could have been kept to 1 tail pipe but has 2 tailpipes. So while it looks like dual exhaust it really isn't.