To handle the extreme load of calculating the rays of light, NVIDIA has put dedicated RTX-OPS cores – 76T. Additionally, the GPU with a code name TU102 comes with the mind-boggling 4352 CUDA cores and has an overclocked boost Clock of 1635 MHz (up from 1535 MHz by default). In terms of memory, it is equipped with 11GB of GDDR6 modules spread across a 352-bit bus, thus having a bandwidth of 616 GB/s. Apart from the overclocked core, this is what every RTX 2080 Ti comes with. However, Colorful is pretty proud of their Silver Shark 2.0 cooler. It employs five 8mm thick heat pipes that drive the heat away from the die and the VRM modules. In fact, it uses what they call the iGame Vacuum Copper Plate, which is filled with a cooling liquid and copper powder to enhance the thermal conductivity of the material. On top of them, there are three 90mm fans that have 11 blades each. At this size, the RTX 2080 Ti should be no match for this cooler, meaning you can comfortably overclock it without worrying about frying it up. Port-wise there are three DisplayPort 1.4s, a single HDMI 2.0b, and a USB Type-C and can output a maximum digital resolution of 7680 x 4320 (effectively 8K). In order to install this machine inside of your computer, the power supply should have two 8-pin connectors and should be a minimum of 650W, although, we would recommend putting at least a 750W unit just in case.

Manufacturing Warranty 2 years

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