EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FTW3
2017Type
Graphics CardPrice
MSRP: $799 | Current Retail: $1300EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FTW3: Temperature & Power Draw
Another important variable for any graphics card is the temperatures (and the power consumption). The EVGA FTW3 was not the coolest of the bunch, but it came pretty damn close. Considering we are dealing with a dual slot design, this is already pretty impressive. If you take a look you will see that the card stays at a very chilly 69c even with our custom OC profile.

The power consumption of the graphics card at load is around 300 watt.

It's worth noting here that this is not the same power consumption that you will see if you were to use this card for mining. This is strictly a gaming-only power draw and this is the draw recorded directly from the wall. Considering most power supply units are rated at an 80% efficiency, you are actually looking at a real power draw of around 240-250 watts - which is pretty decent.
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The best dual slot GeForce GTX 1080 Ti (11 GHz) flavor out there on the market and one that we can freely recommend to anyone: provided they can snag it near the manufacturer's suggested retail price of $799
- World class gaming performance
- Fits snugly into 2 slots
- Asynchronous fan cooling
- Great thermal monitoring
- Excellent thermals
- Extremely well built
Pros
- Massive price difference between the MSRP and market pricing due to mining demand
- EVGA Precision XOC UI isn't the best designed out there
Cons
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