NVIDIA is likely to resume offering one of its biggest graphics cards to date, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. According to a forum submission posted at Quasar Zone, a user received a freshly made group of GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card after sending his old 1080 Ti for RMA.
NVIDIA quietly produces fresh quantities of GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Pascal GPUs, is the ultimate game graphics card bound to return to fight issues?
It’s been more than four years since NVIDIA launched its flagship Pascal graphics card, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. Based on the Pascal GP102 GPU, the GTX 1080 Ti offers a huge performance boost over previous flagships of the Maxwell generation and completely destroys the competition, with the only answer from rival AMD, the Vega 64, which could only succeed with to compete with the GTX 1080. AMD has been so strong that it has taken the red team a few years to launch an excellent response to NVIDIA. Only at the end of last year did AMD make a competitive return in the high-performance and enthusiastic graphics card segment with its Big Navi GPUs.
So yes, in short, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti was an excellent card of its time and still delivers excellent performance, but does the card deliver again? According to the Korean forums, a user has received his old GTX 1080 Ti graphics card a new card, and what is surprising is that the card has a production date of 2021. The whole digging was done by our Twitter partner, Harukaze as you can see in his tweet below:
He sent the serial number. I did not use EVGA GPU. So does anyone know that this statement is true? https://t.co/FT3NHvBrmM pic.twitter.com/w07o4QlN0J
– 포시 포시 (@ harukaze5719) 5 April 2021
The card is more specifically an EVGA SC model and another user pointed out that the FTW model he recently received also includes a production date of 2021. Since EVGA has a three-year warranty on his NVIDIA GPU -based graphics cards issue, it would not It does not make sense to produce new sessions of a card that has been replaced by newer offerings, or even if it were guaranteed, most replacement units are produced early rather than four years after the introduction. EVGA may have used up its replacement units to keep up with shortages at some point and produce newer units, but these are just speculations.
NVIDIA recently resumed production of its older graphics cards GTX 1050, GTX 1650 and RTX 2060 to combat the graphics card and GPU shortcomings. It’s likely that the GTX 1080 Ti could make a comeback even in this desperate time, but we’ll have to wait to verify this report before confirming it as something. We’ll keep you posted as soon as we hear more information about the GTX 1080 Ti graphics card reproduction situation.