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Gigabyte begins teasing Aorus GTX 1080Ti

Just like many other board partners, this week, Gigabyte began teasing its own GTX 1080Ti. The company began posting teaser images of its upcoming Aorus Extreme Edition GTX 1080TI this week, showing off the card's cooler a bit, though this may not actually be the first time we are seeing this card.

Back in January, prior to CES, many of us were expecting Nvidia to announce the GTX 1080Ti at its keynote. Unfortunately, the company chose not to but at the time, it was reported that Gigabyte was showing off an ‘unannounced GPU' on the show floor.

As we reported in mid-January, Gigabyte was showing off a new Auros GPU at its booth at CES. Given that sources were told that this was an unannounced card, many believed it was in fact an early GTX 1080Ti sample just hiding in plain sight.

In any case, the Aorus GTX 1080Ti is now official but unfortunately, like many other custom-cooled solutions, we don't actually have pricing information or a release date for this one just yet. We also don't have final clock speeds, but with the GTX 1080Ti Founder's Edition set to start shipping at the end of this week, hopefully we start to see AiB's reveal more details.

KitGuru Says: I already own a GTX 1080 so I'm going to try and wait a generation before upgrading myself. That said, the Ti's reported 35 percent performance boost does seem awfully tempting for gaming at 4K. Are any of you guys thinking about upgrading to a GTX 1080Ti this year? Are you waiting on reviews first? Or perhaps holding out for AMD's RX Vega?

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5 comments

  1. a fine sounding name, for no doubt, a excellent , top quality video card, i could use one. ” just saying “

  2. GTX 1080 Ti + i7-7700K VS GTX 1080 Ti + Ryzen 1800X

    TIME SPY

    http://www.3dmark.com/compare/spy/1329439/spy/1330283/spy/1324506/spy/1326272

    FIRE STRIKE ULTRA

    http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/11919446/fs/11875839/fs/11909058/fs/11904150

    FIRE STRIKE EXTREME

    http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/11915822/fs/11910913/fs/11908888/fs/11920698

    FIRE STRIKE

    http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/11913485/fs/11919502/fs/11908868/fs/11904288

  3. Waiting for some more 1080ti designs to come out hopefully with closed liquid cooling loops as I’m looking to build a new rig after just upgrading for the past few years

  4. Waiting for Vega 10 and to see what the speculated bandwidth/bus/clock on that sucka’ actually can accomplish when it arrives and is benched (real-world/game) vs. the Ti…

    Then, it’s watching my 980 Ti’s being sold in exchange for the better GPU!

  5. It’s really tempting even for 1440p. Always trying to hit that 144 mark, I want to grab one of these to match my Aorus mobo – – I just need to sell my 1080.