Colorful Outs iGame GTX 1080Ti Vulcan X OC Pumping Out 2GHz!

👤by Michael Pabia Comments 📅17.04.2017 20:14:56


Colorful Technology introduces a new model into the iGame line of graphics card - the iGame GTX 1080 Ti Vulcan X OC. This graphics card might just be the fastest GeForce GTX 1080 Ti coming out very soon. While most of the factory-overclocked GTX 1080 Ti cards available today have boost clocks around 1700MHz, the Vulcan X OC is said to have a 1600MHz base clock and boost clock of 2GHz!

The GTX 1080 Ti Vulcan X OC features the most advanced cooling technology on a graphics card enabling it to reach such clock speeds out of the box. The Colorful iGame GTX 1080 Ti Vulcan X OC packs 3584 CUDA cores with 11 GB of GDDR5X memory. With such powerful specifications, it promises smooth gaming performance in 4K and VR.



Extreme Cooling, Extreme Performance
Its cooling engine is composed of six copper-platted heat pipes with three 92mm high-performance cooling fans that offer 20% better cooling versus conventional air cooling. The superior cooling performance of the cooling engine makes it possible for the iGame GTX 1080 Ti Vulcan X OC to reach such fast clock speeds.

Advanced Power Design
Colorful uses advanced Silver Plating Technology with the circuitry of the iGame GTX1080Ti Vulcan X OC graphics card that ensures the highest electrical conductivity for the best power delivery. Aside from that, the card also features a 16+2 digital power phase design that improves electrical efficiency and performance to achieve higher overclocks with great stability. Other power delivery enhancement features include DualMOS MosFETs which allows advanced efficiency, EMI reduction and overall thermal output reduction.

Visit the Colorful website to get more details on the specifications and launch date of the upcoming iGame GTX1080Ti Vulcan X OC graphics card.



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