NVIDIA

GTX 1080 Ti

Gaming Graphics Card

11 GB VRAM 2017 Perf. index: 49

Performance index derived from aggregated PassMark benchmark data, normalized to the FPSpilot 0-100 scale.

The NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti is a graphics card with 11 GB of VRAM launched in 2017. Its FPSpilot gaming performance index is 49/100, derived from aggregated PassMark benchmarks.

Specifications

Manufacturer	NVIDIA
VRAM Memory	11 GB
Release year	2017
Perf. index	49 / 100

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Gaming performance

With an index of 49/100, the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti is a solid midrange card for 1080p at high settings and 1440p at balanced settings. It covers the vast majority of current games without major sacrifices.

VRAM: what resolutions it handles

Its 11 GB of VRAM is the current standard for 1080p and works well at 1440p with sensible settings. In the latest AAA titles with ultra textures you may need to drop texture quality one notch to avoid stuttering.

Technologies & features

Predating the RTX architecture, it has no ray tracing cores or DLSS. It can use software upscalers such as AMD's FSR (compatible with any GPU) or XeSS in generic mode to gain FPS in supported games.

Frequently asked questions

Is the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti good for gaming in 2026?

Yes. With an FPSpilot index of 49/100, the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti performs well in current games. Its natural territory is 1080p at high settings and 1440p at balanced settings.

How much VRAM does the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti have and is it enough?

It has 11 GB of VRAM. The current standard for 1080p/1440p; in the newest AAA titles with ultra textures, dropping textures one notch may help.

What power supply do I need for the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti?

A quality 550-650 W power supply is sufficient for this card alongside a midrange processor, safety margin included.

Is the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti worth it versus newer alternatives?

Launched in 2017, it only makes sense at a clearly lower price than current cards of similar performance, which add more modern upscaling technologies, lower power draw and full warranty. On the second-hand market it can be a reasonable option if the price is right.