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Review: Nvidia GTX 1080; VR for the masses?

The GTX 1080 finally has the power to bring top-quality VR experiences to anyone with the cash to spare. Both the 1080 and the less expensive 1070 dramatically improve the quality of any game you throw at them. Great power management gives you a lot of oomph for a meager 185 watts. Even if you don’t have a 4K monitor, the GTX 1080 can render a scene in 4K then downsample to 1440p or 1080p for a crisper image.

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Review: Nvidia GTX 1080; VR for the masses? was originally published on iSeeTech

Review: Nvidia GTX 1080; VR for the masses? was originally published on iSeeTech

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