Not everything revealed at CES 2017 will be HUGE. Zotac, for one, will be displaying a GTX 1080 Mini, the first GTX 1080 in the market catered for Mini-ITX systems.

Codenamed the ZT-P10800H-10P, Zotac will not compromise on performance or connectivity with the sub-17cm version of this flagship.

Yes, the GP104 GPU core will be featured here in all its glory; no cut-down card here. They’ve even managed to squeeze the GPU frequencies just a little, with a core clock of 1620MHz (13MHz higher than reference) and a boost clock of 1759MHz (26MHz higher than reference). Expect an aluminium radiator with copper heat pipes to send heat away from the card along with a couple of small fans.

It’s also worth noting that the PCB here is unique to the card and the card will feature a backplate.

It’s this view that shows you just how small this GTX 1080 is in relation to the PCI interface length.