Bassist97
Hey guys,
will the release of the kingpin 1080 affects the prices of the other 1080Ti cards or will it be more expensive than for example a FTW3?

It will most likely be more expensive. It won't affect the other 1080 ti prices.

if you dont want to oc it then get a hybrid or ftw3 those give good stock speeds

Kinda offtopic, but what is the max recommended voltage for the kingpin watercooled? Im planning to do a 3x 360 rad setup with cpu and gpu combined and i use an evga 1000w g2 supernova psu.

Nervoize
Kinda offtopic, but what is the max recommended voltage for the kingpin watercooled? Im planning to do a 3x 360 rad setup with cpu and gpu combined and i use an evga 1000w g2 supernova psu.

No idea about voltage, the card isn't available to anyone that can answer that question. The only person that is known to have his hands on it actually helps create the card, and he isn't focused on max air or water voltages at this time.

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Nervoize
Kinda offtopic, but what is the max recommended voltage for the kingpin watercooled? Im planning to do a 3x 360 rad setup with cpu and gpu combined and i use an evga 1000w g2 supernova psu.

No idea about voltage, the card isn't available to anyone that can answer that question. The only person that is known to have his hands on it actually helps create the card, and he isn't focused on max air or water voltages at this time.

The XOC BIOS (not the kingpin one) comes with 1.12v out the box. I believe it goes up to 1.20 but havent tried it that high. The cards themselves are pretty overbuilt. Provided you can keep it cool you can put as much voltage as you want through it. Even on LN2 the effect of volts will be the same. It's the heat you need to worry about.
 
NVidia have said that a high voltage will reduce the lifespan of the GPU. By how much is anyones guess since NVidia need to play it safe and over estimate everything for legal reasons. 1080s are still running strong though so it cant reduce the lifespan by as much as NVidia are saying.

You think we will get news today on when it will be available in July.... Supposedly FTW3 Hybrid info coming out today, hoping to get more Kingpin info as well, just to make the best purchase decision!

Ironkidz
I have a massive watercooling loop and I am considering just going to one card, instead of SLI, which prior was 4way SLI. I want the kingpin because I want the most performance out of my single card and might as well take advantage of the oversized loop it will be part of. We will see how crazy the price it when it launches. 

Buy a regular 1080ti... the K|ngp|n isn't packing miracles in it's pcb. You may get a few extra FPS, but you'll likely wait another 3 to 4 weeks and get the pleasure of spending a few hundred dollars extra...

Good Morning Jacob
 
Any word on the 1080 Ti Kingpin? Availability date?
 
Thanks,
Michael

Sorry if this was already answered, but does anyone have an idea of what this card might be priced at? (USD)

It's probably going to be around 900

I bought a cheap ($300) 980ti KPE before I knew better, impressive features (mems, controllers, HW/SW options, etc.), but totally wasted on me. Now I'm almost ready for hard mods and LN2, maybe in a year or so I'll pick up a used 1080ti KPE. The thought of dorking up a $1k card is too much, even for my standards. Anyone who knows what it takes to fully unlock (uncork) a pascal card, knows there's some real value in what this card offers.

Any news about when and price? And when will be the product page?

very cool I love it can't wait, yes i'm a fanboy evga gpu's only..enjoy

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johnwayne117
Any news about when and price? And when will be the product page?

EVGA has been silent so far. Vince just posted a picture on Facebook Yesterday, but that is all we have so far.

On that note, this gpu is at 2050, and 45c, and the fans are at 100% according to Precision X in the background.

Do you think he is playing with the retail card? 

Will there be two versions? Or will they release a waterblock for it?