“So just wondering why on the box it says 11GB?”

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• That's 11gb different from the 8 GB. The lowercase letters means gigabit which is referring to the data speed of the ram. Uppercase means Gigabyte. Which is a much larger measurement of memory and it's the amount of total ram on the card. Which on this card is 8GB.

  Answered by Frankie 8 years ago

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• that is the memory speed, 11 gigabits per second. this card uses the newer and slightly faster memory from the 1080ti, but other than that it's the same as other 1080 cards. it's still an 8GB Vram card.

  Answered by JasonRoland 8 years ago

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• the card is 8 gigs of memory but it processes graphics at 11gbs i asked a friend about

  Answered by zelgadis 8 years ago

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• I believe that refers to the on-board video DRAM it has.

  Answered by Unktehila 8 years ago

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• That is VRAM . Basically the amount of memory on the card that can be used for textures. The higher quality the textures the more space needs to be available in VRAM.

  Answered by Austin 8 years ago

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