This would be a very good deal for people who want to maximize the value in their purchase and give up a little amount of overclocking headroom.įinally, we have the custom AIB variants. The iconic reference cooler will be forgone for the custom cooler of choice of the respective AIB. There is also going to be a plain AIB variant, without much of the bells and whistles of the Founder’s Edition and roughly $100 cheaper. Unfortunately, the overclocking overhead is going to be limited by the fact that the card only has a single 8-pin connector allowing for a maximum of 225W draw from the PCI-e and PSU combined.
The stock clocks are 1.66 Ghz and 1.73 Ghz with turbo. Ofcourse, it has quite a few upgrades over the older reference cards: a beefed up design, better power circuitry and an overclocking friendly bios, which allows the card to reach the 2.0 Ghz mark on air cooling. Here is the thing, t he Founder’s Edition is Nvidia’s new name for the Reference Edition. T he Founders Edition (aka Reference Edition) The Geforce GTX 1080 will be coming in four flavors: The NDA on the reviews for the GTX 1080 lifts on the 17 th of May. GTX 1080 will come in four variants - overclocked AIB offerings will blow past pascal flagship P100 Thanks to our friends over at, we now have a pretty good idea. Since we have known about the specifications of the cards since a long time and the performance numbers (stock) recently leaked, the only thing that truly interested us was the amount of variants the GTX 1080 would be launching with. Nvidia unveiled its brand new GTX 1080 flagship at DreamHack some days ago but chose not to officially disclose information about the card itself – or its variants.
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