Manli Technology has released an accelerator with a long name – Manli GeForce GTX 1080 Ti with Blower Fan. The M-NGTX1080TI/5RIHPPP specialty is based on the Nvidia PCB with a 7+2 phase power supply.The cooler fundamental part and radiator fins are manufactured out of aluminium. The heatsink is divided into two sections (for a GPU and a power system); a blower fan is in between. The cooling element cover design resembles ocean waves. In the whole, the cooling system occupies two expansion slots, regarding the 282 х 126 х 42 mm dimensions of the card.
The device features 1,480–1,582 MHz frequency rate for a core and 11,010 MHz for the GDDR5X memory chip (the bus width is 352 bits).An HDMI and three DisplayPort ports serve for the image output. 6- and 8-pin PCI-E Power connectors ensure auxiliary power.
The Manli GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card will be on sale soon at the $700 tentative price.
The lineup of graphics cards designed by HIS has been replenished with a new Radeon R7 260 model. Entitled HIS R7 260 iCooler 1GB GDDR5, the new-comer employs a typical PCI Express 3.0 x16 interface and comes with etalon clock frequencies. The R7 260 GPU (GCN, 28 nm) with 768 CUDA cores runs at 1000 MHz. It is accompanied by 1 GB of GDDR5 memory (128-bit bus) that operates at 1500 MHz/ 6000 MHz typical/effective frequency.
News about the forthcoming release of the updated motherboard Sabertooth 990FX was voiced by Asus earlier this year. Nevertheless, the release of long-awaited motherboard has been delayed till mid August, and these days the product can be already found in the market. Primarily, Asus Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 is notable for the availability of OS Windows 8 conformance certificate.