Get past the semi-pointless screen and no-frills looks and you have a card that aces the benchmarks and maintains consistent performance at all times.
There are very few punters who can justify purchasing a GeForce RTX 2080 Ti card, one that costs north of a grand in its cheapest form. Yet for those that can, you might as well go all out and buy the very best available.
We reckon that an all-in-one liquid cooler makes lots of sense when TDP escalates quickly, to 300W and beyond, as is the case with overclocked cards. Preferably one that keeps pretty damn quiet, is more function over form, and doesn't need any extra wires.
By teaming up with experts Arctic, Inno3D has created such a card in the iChiLL Black edition. Get past the semi-pointless screen and no-frills looks and you have a card that aces the benchmarks and maintains consistent performance at all times.
Excellent temps, an impressive lack of noise, and top-tier performance are its strong suits. Recommended if you can stretch to that oh-so-high £1,500 price tag.
The Good
The Bad
Runs at 1,930MHz in games
Fastest card we've tested
Very cool under load
Surprisingly quiet
Card itself is dual slot
Price, potentially
Memory not overclocked
Staid looks
Inno3D GeForce RTX 2080 Ti IChiLL Black
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