NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1080 TI COULD RESUME PRODUCTION, ACCORDING TO RUMORS

NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1080 TI COULD RESUME PRODUCTION, ACCORDING TO RUMORS

In the past few hours, some rumors have circulated on the net that see the return of the production of one of the best GPUs, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti.

According to recent rumors, production of one of the best graphics cards released to date could soon resume, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti . According to a message posted on the Quasar Zone forum, a user allegedly received a freshly produced batch regarding the GPU in question after sending their old 1080 Ti for RMA.

It’s been more than four years since NVIDIA launched its flagship graphics card: Based on the Pascal GP102 GPU , the GTX 1080 Ti offered a huge performance boost over previous generation Maxwell flagships and completely destroyed the competition with the ‘only response from rival AMD that was the Vega 64 .

Basically, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti was a great card in its day and still offers great performance to this day, but so is it making a comeback with a new production? Well, according to Korean forums, a user with RMA of his old GTX 1080 Ti graphics card would have received a new one and what is surprising is that the card would have reported a production date of 2021. The received card is more specifically an EVGA SC model. .

Of course the guy wasn’t alone – another user pointed out that the recently received FTW model also features a production date of 2021. As EVGA issues a 3-year warranty on its graphics cards based on this manufacturer ‘s GPUs. , it all sounds pretty weird since usually most replacement cards are produced early anyway, and no later than 4 years later. This leaves room for multiple hypotheses.

With eyes on the future with the H100 HOPPER project , NVIDIA recently resumed production of its older GTX 1050 ,  GTX 1650  and RTX 2060 series graphics cards to combat the shortage of gaming graphics cards. The GTX 1080 Ti is likely to make a comeback in these desperate times as well, but we still have to wait for statements from the company, as nothing has been officially confirmed right now.

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