Thank you to HyperX for sending us to PAX Prime 2015 this year. Check out
their Cloud 2 gaming headset in the video description down below. Also,
thank you to ASUS and Corsair. All right, guys. Time to check
out the MSI Lightning 980 Ti. This thing
is huge. I'll get into the dimensions later, but it has
2,816 CUDA cores running at a base clock
of 123 MHz and a boost clock of 134 MHz.
Although, as you guys know, that probably doesn't really matter due to how GPU boost works. But it's the
highest advertised boost clock on a GTX 980 Ti that I know of, which is pretty
beastly and probably means that the final boost clock from GPU Boost will be
absolutely huge, especially due to the size of the cooler on this thing and the
amount of fans on this thing and all that kind of stuff. In terms of memory,
it has a stock amount of memory at 6 gigs of 384bit GDDDR5, but it's running
at 7,096 freaking MHz. In terms of power
input, you have two eightpin connectors and one six pin connector, which should
help your GPU boost numbers. In terms of power phases, you have 12 GPU and three
memory phases. It has a 10 layer PCB and
triple over voltage, triple temp monitoring, and V checkpoints. All for
your GPU, memory, and PLL. There's twin BIOS. They have a gaming BIOS and an OC
BIOS. Although, I would just run it on the OC BIOS no matter what you're doing.
It's just removing some kind of base limiters, but you'll be fine. GPU boost
is going to stop you from frying your card anyways. Under those three giant
fans that I mentioned earlier, you have triple 8 mm heat pipes and some other
heat pipes in there as well, which should help cooling. These things are huge, just like the car. Speaking of the
huge card, this thing is 330 mm long,
140 mm tall, and 63 mm thick. So, yeah,
be careful if you're going to try to fit this into a case. You got two SLI
fingers on the top and a PCIe 3.0 connector on the bottom. And then in
terms of IO, you have three display ports, one HDMI and one dual link DVI
connector. And those are actually goldplated. Not that that does anything
for the quality of the connection, but it will apparently help you plug things
in over time because it's a little bit malleable and will form to your
connector. I'm really interested to see how well this thing boosts on an actual
rig. But as I can't test this here, we'll just have to wait. Thank you guys
for watching. Check out HyperX's gaming YouTube channel up in the card section
in the top right hand corner. And also, thank you to ASUS and Corsair for
sending us here this year. Be sure to subscribe to HyperX's channel. I forgot to give them that call out. If you want
to see the products brought here this year by HyperX, ASUS, and Corsair, check
out the link in the video description down below. And thank you guys for watching.