Wednesday, December 5th 2018

GIGABYTE Prepares AORUS Turbo GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, Features Blower-style Cooler

GIGABYTE looks to expand their NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti lineup with the AORUS Turbo. This new offering features a blower-style cooler with a plastic shroud and no backplate. Considering the AORUS brand is typically enthusiast focused along with the fact GIGABYTE themselves already offer an RTX 2080 Ti with a blower-style cooler makes the AORUS Turbo a bit of a head-scratcher. Comparing the two shows the plastic shroud has been altered, however, outward appearance aside it is likely that the AORUS Turbo uses the same cooler as the GIGABYTE RTX 2080 Ti Turbo, which features a large vapor chamber cooler paired with a high-efficiency aluminium heatsink.

Meanwhile, power delivery is handled by two 8-pin PCIe connectors which are the standard for RTX 2080 Ti graphics cards. Display connectivity consists of three Displayport connectors, one HDMI connector, and a USB-C connector with VritualLink support. Other than that, full specifications and pricing are currently unknown. However, it can be speculated that the AORUS Turbo RTX 2080 Ti will feature stock clocks of 1545 MHz on the core and 14000 MHz on the memory with a price that should be close to MSRP at least in theory.
Source: Videocardz
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18 Comments on GIGABYTE Prepares AORUS Turbo GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, Features Blower-style Cooler

#1
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Maybe it's an upgraded cooler with the intent of a multicard setup?
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#3
Lightning
HocksterDVI on a 2080Ti?
In case Aorus and Blower slapped together were not enough.
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#4
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
There isn't a dvi on the card pictured.
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#5
phanbuey
ooh... a gigabyte AND a blower cooler?

The sketchiest 2080ti on the market?

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#6
ZeppMan217
The original article doesn't mention what outputs are available, where did
Display connectivity consists of two Displayport connectors, one HDMI connector, one DVI connector, and a USB-C connector with VritualLink support.
come from?
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#7
M2B
It looks cool but it's not going to be cool.
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#8
crazyeyesreaper
Not a Moderator
cdawallThere isn't a dvi on the card pictured.
Fixed, had multiple Gigabyte etc cards open side by side to verify the differences on various models in regards cooler / shroud etc and spaced it ie brain fart.
ZeppMan217The original article doesn't mention what outputs are available, where did come from?
second image its 3 DisplayPort and 1 HDMI with 1 USB-C.
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#9
Ubersonic
HocksterDVI on a 2080Ti?
The 2000 series include a HDMI to DVI-D adaptor.
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#10
GhostRyder
If its cheap I don't mind (I mean cheaper than all the others by a significant margin).
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#11
Hockster
UbersonicThe 2000 series include a HDMI to DVI-D adaptor.
Mine didn't.
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#12
MrGenius
crazyeyesreaper...a large vapor chamber paired with a high-efficiency aluminum heatsink
The fins soldered on the vapor chamber are not made of aluminum. Mainly because aluminum don't solder for shit. Probably other reasons too. Anywho...I'm pretty sure there made from stainless steel. I've got the one from my Vega 64 in hand here. I can't say for sure what it is. But whatever it is, it's shiny, looks and feels like some kind of steel, isn't magnetic, and most definitely is not aluminum. Pretty much only one thing it could be...stainless steel.
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#13
Ferrum Master
Looks like totally reasonable card when using water cooling.

Ie you simply throw out the blower and don't care.
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#14
qubit
Overclocked quantum bit
Judging by the look of it, that card is gonna be a pro at thermal throttling and high temperatures. At over a grand, I'd expect something rather better than a cheap-ass cooler like this. I'll pass.
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#15
Vayra86
The more you buy, the more you save... on room heating.
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#16
Keullo-e
S.T.A.R.S.
I guess they have that Turbo name because of the fan runs at turbo speeds.
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#17
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
qubitJudging by the look of it, that card is gonna be a pro at thermal throttling and high temperatures. At over a grand, I'd expect something rather better than a cheap-ass cooler like this. I'll pass.
FE card
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#18
qubit
Overclocked quantum bit
eidairaman1FE card
Perhaps even sub FE imo. At least NVIDIA's FEs look good quality, unlike this POS.

I bet they sell it for something like $100 less than the average price for a 2080 Ti and sell bucketloads of them, too. :rolleyes:
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