hello my friends out there this is Iggy with ThisBytesForYou with another
byte of information today I bring you an unboxing of the EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 TI
FTW 3 gaming green 11 gigabyte card. Alright so I'm gonna go ahead and
open this box up and as I'm going through the unboxing and everything I'm
going to talk to you about the features and specifications of this car so come
over here real quick while I show you what's inside. Alright so here she is
again the EVGA geforce gtx 1080 TI FTW 3 gaming green 11 gigabyte card
icx of course the model number for this guy is 11g-p4-6796-k4 alright
so you can see right up here just basically the card then number one
gaming EVGA the EVGA icx and this is VR ready card and then down here dx12
game works, Ansel and VR works see, Along the side, just some marketing goodness
over here along the back well basically it just says a lot of the information on
the card and then a little cutout here is a Serial number of the card over here
it talks about the 9 thermal sensors and some other good information on the
bottom here just tell you some of the requirements of the card in English
Dutch Spanish French and Portuguese see that in English right here and then the
top just shows that goodness so I'm gonna go ahead open it up
and it sounds like there's some more stuff in there oh there is the poster
let me first show you the poster. Mind you I'll take a picture and show you in
the video as well but just a quickie. Little cyborg on here and "Superior
Hardware" and again I'm gonna go ahead and put a picture of what it looks like
right here. Not bad
okay so then we're back to this and first off
they have this user guide. First page, the index over here, I'm sorry Table of
Contents just goes over what you're gonna see in here and then we see the
overview thank you for purchasing blah blah blah they talk about RMA step-up
program EVGA community, EVGA online community, Precision X OC, EVGA FAQ, EVGA gaming and
folding at EVGA over here an EVGA social networks and address just so you can see
a little bit of what's in there then. They give you a brief install
documentation on how to install the card on this next video i'm gonna go ahead
and show you guys how to install the video card onto your machine so you
don't have to worry too much about what's in here. Then they talk about the
SLI bridges which they've actually gotten a lot nicer over the past few
years. They've always been a little ribbon cable but now they actually
look like little shields and everything. Unfortunately I don't have one of those
to show you I do have the ribbon and I will also be doing SLI so pretty cool
I'm also gonna be doing a fully written review so you guys can see that on
ThisBytesForYou.com, ThisBytesForYou. Alright and setting up multiple displays
single mode extended mode. Anyway the user's guide there if you have a problem
do not return the card to the store EVGA offers direct customer service. I've
actually worked with them before on support they're actually amazing for
those of you that may not have had to deal with them just yet if anything goes
wrong give them a call that they're actually great super friendly people. And...
just some of the heat dissipation documentation show you here how they
dissipate dissipate heat excuse me alright I'm going to include all of
these and pictures and everything in the review as well I'm just doing a quick
overview over here they have the icx drivers and everything and all the
software I don't recommend using it unless you don't have internet because
the minute these are printed they're already out of date so go on EVGA.com
or nvidia.com and download the latest. They have a little badge here, a nice
little badge in all its EVGA glory. And I'll just take it out real quick to show
you what it looks like outside of the wrapper itself.
arrghh okay so right here, and then some probably some 3m adhesive
back here. Just unpeel that and put it on your machine put that aside and then
well just basically a CD nothing more.
Then we have over here the GeForce GTX 10/900 series again going over minimum
system requirements and basics on how to install the card, how to plug it in all
that good stuff and all the DVI display and hdmi ports. Then we have over here to
nice stickers one black one in white EVGA enthusiast built, MAX. Alright and
then the EVGA foam cut out that reveals the card itsel. Oh there's some more
stuff back here, I'm gonna get to the card in a second. Alright just two little
baggies and more foam. Alright so then we have here the eight pin power, see right
there what it says eight pin. Alright so then it goes from two six pins out to an
eight pin and then another eight pin and it's more than likely going to be the
same but let's go ahead and unbox it. Two six pins to an eight now this comes so
much in handy in case your power supply doesn't have an eight pin it only has
four pins. Now if you only have maybe two I'm sorry I'm sorry not four pins but 2 six
pins now maybe your power supply only has six pins, either four so this will be
perfect or it only has two. Now you can always buy the MOLEX and
I'll include that in the review and in the description below so you can buy it
online but just remember you need at least a 600 watt power supply and the
Amperage specs which I don't have right now but I'll put into the description
below. So now we have the card itself. So just remember guys, this is the green
They do come in different colors so that's just this is green, the rest of
the card is the same as any EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 TI FTW3 card. Okay and then
we can see right up here, and this is the part that actually or one of the parts
that it shouldn't I should say that lights up the EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
I'll go ahead and show you that in the review also. Now this fan, this card comes
with three fans so it's gonna definitely keep it nice and cool with their ICX
technology and then on the back of the card I'm gonna put this up close
alright and then so you can listen to it
Ohh, I know I love that
yeah. Alright and so then, down here they have this little rubber protection
here so that you don't touch the gold pins on the PCIe bridge you if the
grease on your fingertips can potentially damage that so you want to
make sure you know lay your grubby greasy fingertips on that. Then we can
see here GeForce GTX 1080 Ti and EVGA those I believe also light up. Now over
here we can see the two eight pin connections so yes you do need to
connect them both. Okay and then over here we can see they have a DVI-D Port
then they have here,... two Display Ports
and then one HDMI and another Display. Yep so 3 Display Ports and one HDMI.
Okay and then as you've noticed I've been putting my hand all over this but
thankfully it's got the rubber on there so keep it nice and clean. And then over
here, you've always got to go in with the rubber then over here we have another
piece of rubber protecting the finger tips for the SLI
bridge put that back on there if you're not using it. When I put this in my
machine though I take out this I don't leave the rubber in there and then over
here the card has two BIOS', so right over here you can see, Master/slave so
you overclock one then you want to go back to stock. Go back to Master or Slave
whichever is overclocked and then when you don't want to go back to the
overclock come back over here. And then, right over here you may or may not have
noticed there's a little GPM here that's part of the icx thermal sensors the LED
sensors they show you for the three different heat zones. For the GPU heat
zone for the memory heat zone oops memory heat zone and for the PWM so that
way that little sensor right there lets you know what part of the card is hot
and then of course you can always use the precision to see what's hot and
what's not. And then of course through precision, EVGA's precision you can
regulate those temperatures which is actually nice and I'll show you guys
just how to do that on ThisBytesForYou on the review but anyway this is
Iggy with ThisBytesForYou doing an unboxing and an overview for the EVGA
GeForce GTX 1080TI FTW3 gaming green card 11 gigabyte again the IC
x 11g-p4-6796-k4. Iggy with ThisBytesFOrYou out, see you guys