Since NVIDIA enjoys an expansive list of worldwide partners, there are many custom GTX 1080 11Gbps and GTX 1060 9Gbps graphics cards to browse. Additionally, there are numerous styles and types—some cards are geared towards intense overclocking, with all-powerful heatsinks and fans, while others focus on areas such as silent running, smaller form factors, and artistic creativity (to name just a few).

Because of the amount of choices, you'll find it useful to focus in on your particular needs. Do you want a card that has the most overclocking potential? Do you prefer a 2-slot card over a 2.5 version? Is it more to your tastes that the color and shape of the graphics card match your PC's motif? Do you have a soft spot for LED logos with custom lighting profiles and adjustable effects? The more you can distill what's most critical to your setup, the easier your adventure for a new GTX 1080 11Gbps or GTX 1060 9Gbps will be.

And don't worry, we include at-a-glance vital info for each graphics card in every entry, including data such as the manufacturer's website, recommended retail price, number and type of required power connectors, memory and core clock speeds, card size, and links to professional reviews, when possible. You should also be aware that a large majority of custom cards send their exhaust inside your chassis, rather than out of it. Due to that, if you're running a setup such as a Mid-ATX chassis with stock accessories, you'll want to tidy up your cables and add a few extra case fans to ensure optimal airflow.

When it comes to finalizing your purchase, shopping online is a better bet than hitting the brick-and-mortar outlets, as they typically offer better deals, and you're more apt to stumble across a price cut or special promo. The more websites you check out and compare, the better.

*Please note, all prices are those as of publishing, and are subject to change. Cards without current pricing are listed as TBD.

Custom GTX 1080 11Gbps Cards