He clearly said "EVGA 1080 FTW" and those have 130% power limit. Also their base TDP is 215 watts to begin with instead of 180.
That is what I have and the power limit is only 120% for me.
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He clearly said "EVGA 1080 FTW" and those have 130% power limit. Also their base TDP is 215 watts to begin with instead of 180.
You have to restart the pc after choosing the BIOS that allows 130%.That is what I have and the power limit is only 120% for me.
You have to restart the pc after choosing the BIOS that allows 130%.
Is samsung or micron ddr5x the better oc overall? My 1080 came with ze micron
Installed ASUS GPU Tweak 2 and set cards to OC mode. Got 9433 in firestrike.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/14563561?
Flashed my AGs with OG bios. Cards are boosting till 2038 without any overclock. Overclocked CPU to 4.5 GHz.
Got 9699. Pretty disappointed right now and don't know what else I can do.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/14564066?
Yep my oced 1080 gets over 18000 vs 16000 for my oced 980 ti. And my graphics score went from 20200 to just over 25000.You mentioned 1300 less than the norm. That could be Windows 7. Seems like that consistently scores lower than Windows 10 by a decent margin in similar systems on graphics benches. What motherboard do you have? It's definite strange you're getting almost the same score in sli as you got with the 980ti's. Something isn't right. I plugged my 1080 in and instantly got 2k higher in firestrike than I got with my overclock 980ti.
Lol you are not even close to maintaining 2200mhz. I get a little higher graphics score than you while just running 2100. I scored 18 038 in Fire StrikeJust got my 1080 from EVGA's step up program. It's just the ACX 3.0 model with a single 8 pin power plug, but tweaking the curve (MSI Afterburner) I get 2.2GHz/11GHz! I scored 19 998 in Fire Strike
39C is the most I've seen it hit while under my Kraken X41.
Lol you are not even close to maintaining 2200mhz. I get a little higher graphics score than you while just running 2100. I scored 18 038 in Fire Strike
So you bump this old thread just to make that comment? And looking at most posts, people did list their actual clocks too...This thread is pretty much completely useless since all the cards have different stock clocks from 1500 to 1800 and all these +90 or +200 give absolutely zero information. So did you go from 1500 to 1590 or from 1800 to 1890? See what I'm saying. At least post your default clocks. Jesus... 7 pages and noone figured this out.
The card tried to go up a voltage bin from 2152 MHz and crashed when it requested the new voltage. Backing it down 10 MHz in the settings prevented the card from trying to go up to the next bin. Bins are actually in 13 MHz increments on NVIDIA cards, meaning your card tried going up from 2152 to 2165 MHz with the next voltage step and crashed.This seems like a good thread to ask a stupid question.
I'm running a Gigabyte GTX 1080 Waterforce WB in a custom loop. Power slider maxed, voltage slider maxed, +100 core and +500 mem, in game core clock of 2152MHz. Temperature tops out at about 41c.
Yesterday I had a driver crash. This OC is pretty new so I figured I'd back off the core a notch to +90.
In game core clock still tops out at 2152MHz. No crash since then, but I don't understand why my offset change didn't do anything.
Using Gigabyte's OC utility since it also manages the LEDs in the card.
Interesting. I'll give it a shot when I get home. Thanks!The card tried to go up a voltage bin from 2152 MHz and crashed when it requested the new voltage. Backing it down 10 MHz in the settings prevented the card from trying to go up to the next bin. Bins are actually in 13 MHz increments on NVIDIA cards, meaning your card tried going up from 2152 to 2165 MHz with the next voltage step and crashed.
Try your +100 offset again, but this time turn the voltage slider down to +0%. If it's not stable or won't take to that setting then increment the voltage by +5% at a time until you get stable. You'll probably get better results with a lower voltage offset as increasing this setting just makes your card hit the power limit faster.