Albeit already announced, it is now starting to sell in the Asia regions, likely shortly to follow the EU and USA. The “Cerberus” GeForce GTX 1070 Ti is a new card by ASUS. The company says that they “test each and every card to the max, starting with extensive checks for game compatibility.
The card adopts a cooling fan with dual fans that adopts IP 5X, a dust-proof fan and the obvious “0 dB Technology” with a thermal threshold at 55° C. The card has a rather colorful backplate.
The core clock can be adjusted in two stages of software “Gaming Mode” (standard / base 1,607 MHz / boost 1, 683 MHz) and “OC Mode” (base 1,670 MHz / boost 1,746 MHz). Again, the 1070 Ti runs reference clocks at BIOS defaults only, so you need the ASUS software to enable the OC all the time. The memory clock is 8,008 MHz, the memory bus width is 256 bits, and GDDR5 8 GB video memory is present and accounted for. Dimensions are 270 × 120.8 × 51 mm.
Connectivity wise you’ll spot DVI-D ×1, HDMI ×2, DisplayPort ×2.
