From the pictures that kinda look like box art on the 1080 Ti FTW3 you can somewhat see where all the RGB lighting goes that we all love to need to have nowadays (or something).
 
But, what is "RGB LED G/P/M" though? The 1080 Ti SC2 only has "LED G/P/M", only white probably.
 
I've seen the letters GPM on the 1080 FTW2 cooler banner (Gaming with Peace of Mind?) but I figure these light up from the same central LED lighting as the rest of the banner.
Now, on the 1080 Ti FTW3 we see a white (likely to be RGB) brand/type statement but also three small LED's (blue/green/blue). These are white on the 1080 Ti SC2 pictures.
 
What is "G/P/M", is it somehow related to the three smaller LED's? Maybe they're supposed to be letters but they aren't rendered properly?
Only saw the letters on the 1080 FTW2 when I saw some real life pictures of it, and thought it didn't look that great...

Thanks for that clear answer!
 
Now time for some more contemplation on what to do with my 1080 FTW, go the SLI route (for crazy fun and bragging rights, plus gaming on 4K tv) or sell and go to 1080 Ti FTW3 (sensible super fast single GPU solution, also very fashionable)...

I think mine have a problem, when the memory get to 60 degree, the G turn green not the M, and in precision XOC it is the memory that have turn green not the GPU, must have been inverse on my GTX1080Ti Hybrid FTW3...

LucidWaker
Thanks for that clear answer!
 
Now time for some more contemplation on what to do with my 1080 FTW, go the SLI route (for crazy fun and bragging rights, plus gaming on 4K tv) or sell and go to 1080 Ti FTW3 (sensible super fast single GPU solution, also very fashionable)...

I would recommend going with a 1080Ti alone, for the moment.
1 - It`s a stronger card;
2 - Not all games have good SLI profile to take advantage of it.

But, that's just my opinion.

stealbmin
what does it mean when the G/P/M led is blinking red?

Call evga customer support on the phone and find out real quick. Don't sound good.