For reasons unknown, NVIDIA does not need its equipment accomplices overclocking the GeForce GTX 1070 Ti at the processing plant. This is most likely to counteract shutting the execution hole between (and tearing up offers of) it and the GeForce GTX 1080, however strangely enough, NVIDIA said it composed the 1070 Ti in view of overclocking. The main admonition is you need to do it without anyone else's help, and Gigabyte is making it simple with its new AORUS GeForce GTX 1070 Ti illustrations card.
Out of the case, the AORUS GeForce GTX 1070 Ti sticks to reference timekeepers, as every one of the 1070 Ti cards do, with a 1,607MHz base clock and 1,683MHz lift clock. In any case, utilizing the organization's AORUS Graphics Engine programming, proprietors flip the change from Gaming mode to OC mode with a solitary snap, which helps the base clock to 1,683MHz and support clock to 1,771MHz lift clock, both of which Gigabyte ensures. Fundamentally, it's a workaround to NVIDIA's irritating limitation.
This specific SKU (GV-N107TAORUS-8GD) is worked in light of speedier timekeepers, despite the fact that Gigabyte isn't permitted to push speeds past reference straight out of the container. On the card's item page, Gigabyte notes it is equipped for "extraordinary overclocking" thanks to some degree to its 6+2 power stage plan, which offers stable power conveyance. And keeping in mind that not particularly expressed, we envision Gigabyte binned the GPU and memory, choosing parts that have been tried to keep running at quicker than-reference speeds.
Gigabyte likewise furnished this card with a meaty Windforce 3X cooling arrangement. Like the Windforce 2X that is found on some of Gigabyte's different cards, for example, its custom Radeon RX Vega 64 Gaming OC 8G, the Windforce 3X utilizes exceptionally composed fans with furrowed, triangular balance fan edges. For this situation, there are three of them blowing air over a tri-separated aluminum heatsink that runs the length of the card.
Four unadulterated copper heatpipes wind through the heatsinks and smooth out to reach the GPU. This considers better warmth exchange. The heatpipes likewise touch an extensive metal baseplate covering the VRAM module to keep supplementary segments cool. What's more, over everything, there's a copper backplate on the rear of the GPU, so it's squished in copper.
Gigabyte finish everything off with its RGB Fusion LED lighting. Clients can burn through 16.7 million shading choices and apply different impacts.
There is no word yet on when this card will be accessible or for how much.