ASUS creates an Assassin's Creed: Origins Themed GTX 1080 Ti GPU



 

Game-themed GPUs are rare these days, often shipping with redesigned boxart and no real changes to the GPU itself, making ASUS' reveal of an Assassin's Creed: Origins themed GPU a very rare occurrence, offering an aesthetic that combined the Eye of ROG with an assortment of Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs to create a unique external aesthetic.

Performance-wise this GPU offers the same base/boost clock speeds as the company's existing GTX ROG Strix 1080 Ti, which means that this new GPU will not receive a performance uplift when compared to ASUS' existing models, though the GPU's external aesthetic alone will be able to sway some people towards this copper-colored model.





ASUS has only created 500 of these Assassin's Creed Inspired GPUs, making it a collector's item. This GPU will also ship with a free copy of Assassin's Creed Origins, though the pricing of this new GPU model has not been revealed yet.   Functionally this GPU should not offer any performance differences when compared to a standard ROG Strix GTX 1080 Ti, which means that the appeal of this card comes from its unique design and its exclusive/limited edition design.

News source - OC3D

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