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Zotac GTX 1080 Ti Mini Review – the world’s smallest!

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We run the built-in benchmark using the Very High quality preset at 1080P, 1440P, and 4K.

Zotac's GTX 1080 Ti Mini just about edges the Nvidia FE card at 1080p and 1440p resolutions, though it falls behind by less than 1 FPS once the resolution is bumped up to 4K. Incidentally, the gap between both 1080 Tis is not much more than a single frame per second across all three resolutions, so there really is not much between the two cards.

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3 comments

  1. Even though it runs hot, this could be a great card for a SFF build that is being used as a HTPC multi purpose system in your living room. It could bring 4k gaming to your 4k living room TV! I wonder if there is a small AIO cooler that would fit and could help tame those temps.

  2. The mini’s low idle temperature relative to the cards it was tested against suggest the possibility that a custom fan profile might help with its acoustics. As might a well ventilated case. I have a GTX 1070 FE and can attest that it, like many others, got some benefit from a custom voltage profile using Afterburner software. Lower voltage can help the card from hitting its power and temp limits as early, and might help with idle temps and fan speed and noise as well. This was a very informative review, thanks. It’s nice too see more options opening up for gamers.

  3. I’m gonna buy one!

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