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2016/06/17 07:01:28 (permalink)
2 LED lights have different brightness and one of it looks like a little yellow
And there is an issue, one of my card always run at the highest frequency (1949MHz), anyone know how to fix this problem?

 
Update: Thanks for you guys help, I reinstall the driver and the card's frequency is working fine right now.
But I found out some interesting things:
In most of games, the GPU can not be fully loaded and sometimes the 1080 sli even worse than single 980ti(eg. dota2)
( Im using an Acer X34 monitor with Gsync which the max refresh rate is 100Hz)
 witcher3, just around 65% loads, around 60fps (sometimes can rise to 75fps)
dota2, cannot be at 100fps stable but my 980ti could be.
  Rise of the Tomb Raider: just around 60% loads, and around 60fps (sometimes can rise to 80 fps)
So whats the problem?
 
post edited by JamesYYY - 2016/06/17 09:17:49

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:10:13 (permalink)
    is it set to in the driver? go to the NVidia control panel, 3D settings, manage 3d settings and then adapter GPU acceleration? I can't remember but somewhere in there...adaptive or always full speed.

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:11:52 (permalink)
    transdogmifier
    is it set to in the driver? go to the NVidia control panel, 3D settings, manage 3d settings and then adapter GPU acceleration? I can't remember but somewhere in there...adaptive or always full speed.


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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:21:13 (permalink)
    What monitor(s) are you running?  Is it 144Hz?
     
    Also, please list our your system specs like CPU and OC, RAM, MB, PSU, etc., please.  It will help troubleshooting tremendously and keep people from asking repeatedly.

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:29:20 (permalink)
    In the nVidia Control Panel make certain that under 'Global Settings' the Power Management is set to 'Adaptive'.
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:34:18 (permalink)
    Don't know about cpu and ram but you can see that he has Asus X99 DELUXE/U3.1 and an Evga Supernova 850 G2 or P2
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:36:56 (permalink)
    I noticed the same thing in my SLI setup, the 2nd 1080 SC LED looks brighter than the other card.


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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:38:09 (permalink)
    I personally can't see the pictures from work, but good info.  Unless it is something simple like Zuhl suggested, though, you know the questions are coming.

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:42:45 (permalink)
    JamesYYY
    2 LED lights have different brightness and one of it looks like a little yellow
    And there is an issue, one of my card always run at the highest frequency (1949MHz), anyone know how to fix this problem?





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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:44:13 (permalink)
    I just looked at this image and thought, "How cool would it be if, instead of the glowing SC on the ends like that, it was a read-out of the current temp?"  
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 07:53:57 (permalink)
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    I just looked at this image and thought, "How cool would it be if, instead of the glowing SC on the ends like that, it was a read-out of the current temp?"  


    That is a really good idea but I think it would be cost prohibitive. That's not saying that some enterprising individual couldn't design and market a custom shroud for these boards.
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 08:02:48 (permalink)
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 08:08:17 (permalink)
    The ACX cards definitely look nice, but I believe PALIT and some other companies have some really nice looking cards. MSI already has an EK card coming and their 1080 8 X looks insanely nice like the cards before it, but meaner. As for the one light being brighter ect, just remember you bought cards right at the launch. When does something every go 100% right at launch? ill just use diablo 3 for an example.

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 08:14:31 (permalink)
    GloR1ouS_
    The ACX cards definitely look nice, but I believe PALIT and some other companies have some really nice looking cards. MSI already has an EK card coming and their 1080 8 X looks insanely nice like the cards before it, but meaner. As for the one light being brighter ect, just remember you bought cards right at the launch. When does something every go 100% right at launch? ill just use diablo 3 for an example.


    Yeah, the MSI board with the EK waterblock looks totally mean and nasty.
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 08:44:36 (permalink)
    Have you tried the stickied basic troubleshooting steps to see if that resolves your GPU speed issue?

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 08:55:33 (permalink)
     
    If you are running @ 144Hz try change it to 120Hz and check your card frequency again.

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:10:42 (permalink)
    With your update and the GPU loads not maxing out - You have GSYNC ENABLED. You do know that Gsync limits the max FPS, right? That's what it does, the purpose being to keep tearing and stuttering a thing of the past.
     
    https://youtu.be/fghQh0Y4oA4?t=76 should help you see what it is for.
     
    EDIT: And for the record, Gsync (and AMD's Freesync) is the absolute best thing that has happened to PC gaming since the advent of 3D accelerators. It is an amazing technology that allows you to have a slower GPU that can't maintain 60FPS, but can keep >30FPS, but you can't tell because of Gsync matching the panel's refresh rate to the GPU's FPS dynamically. The results are AMAZING, where 30FPS looks buttery smooth (or glass like if that's your thing).
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:12:51 (permalink)
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    With your update and the GPU loads not maxing out - You have GSYNC ENABLED. You do know that Gsync limits the max FPS, right? That's what it does, the purpose being to keep tearing and stuttering a thing of the past.
     
     should help you see what it is for.


    I know but my gsync should be limited the fps at 100 rather than just 60
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:17:01 (permalink)
    Is Vsync enabled within the in-game settings or in the Nvidia Control Panel (Manage 3D Settings / Program Settings) for those games?
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:19:03 (permalink)
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    I just looked at this image and thought, "How cool would it be if, instead of the glowing SC on the ends like that, it was a read-out of the current temp?"  


    I just noticed this review where Palit has a nice little gadget for that: http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/palit-geforce-gtx-1080-gamerock-premium-edition-g-panel-review,1.html
    Having it located on the shroud would be a lot nicer though.
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:22:11 (permalink)
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    Is Vsync enabled within the in-game settings or in the Nvidia Control Panel (Manage 3D Settings / Program Settings) for those games?


    Vsync is disabled, actually the Vsync also should be limit the fps at the max framerate which is 100.
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:27:33 (permalink)
    If Vsync isn't enabled then I am out of ideas.
     
    I suppose you could disable Gsync and see if that allows your GPUs to get to 99% load.
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:28:45 (permalink)
    My SC 1080 looks same as yours in GPU-Z(I only have 1 GPU), are these numbers what they should be? To be honest I don't know whats going on 
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:30:51 (permalink)
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    My SC 1080 looks same as yours in GPU-Z(I only have 1 GPU), are these numbers what they should be? To be honest I don't know whats going on 


    yes this is what they should be.

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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:31:49 (permalink)
    Edit: You might try to see what you get in 3DMark's Firestrike test, or the Valley or Heaven benchmark.
     
    If those benchmarks get 95% or higher utilization on both GPUs, then the game engine is to blame - either the CPU can't feed the GPUs fast enough, or the game itself doesn't like SLI (as in, poorly optimized for SLI).
     
    That's the reason why I went away from SLI - fewer and fewer AAA game engines work or scale well with SLI anymore. Not to mention smaller game devs often don't bother with SLI implementation either.
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:42:02 (permalink)
    In NVIDIA control panel, my power management mode was set to Optimal Power is that normal too? or should it just always be set to Adaptive?
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:54:08 (permalink)
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    Edit: You might try to see what you get in 3DMark's Firestrike test, or the Valley or Heaven benchmark.
     
    If those benchmarks get 95% or higher utilization on both GPUs, then the game engine is to blame - either the CPU can't feed the GPUs fast enough, or the game itself doesn't like SLI (as in, poorly optimized for SLI).
     
    That's the reason why I went away from SLI - fewer and fewer AAA game engines work or scale well with SLI anymore. Not to mention smaller game devs often don't bother with SLI implementation either.


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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 09:58:43 (permalink)
    What about the SLI bridge? I know I read in certain situations the normal ones work ok but maybe this is a case of needing the HB bridge?
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 10:03:47 (permalink)
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    Edit: You might try to see what you get in 3DMark's Firestrike test, or the Valley or Heaven benchmark.
     
    If those benchmarks get 95% or higher utilization on both GPUs, then the game engine is to blame - either the CPU can't feed the GPUs fast enough, or the game itself doesn't like SLI (as in, poorly optimized for SLI).
     
    That's the reason why I went away from SLI - fewer and fewer AAA game engines work or scale well with SLI anymore. Not to mention smaller game devs often don't bother with SLI implementation either.


    I turned off Gsync then got 90%+ loads of 1 card and 75%+ for another with higher fps, but the problem is in this case the lower loads and lower fps(60~70fps) with Gsyncthe looks like much more smooth than higher loads and higer fps(80~90) without Gsync
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    Re: GTX 1080 SC received, a little bit disapointed~~~ 2016/06/17 11:03:05 (permalink)
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    Edit: You might try to see what you get in 3DMark's Firestrike test, or the Valley or Heaven benchmark.
     
    If those benchmarks get 95% or higher utilization on both GPUs, then the game engine is to blame - either the CPU can't feed the GPUs fast enough, or the game itself doesn't like SLI (as in, poorly optimized for SLI).
     
    That's the reason why I went away from SLI - fewer and fewer AAA game engines work or scale well with SLI anymore. Not to mention smaller game devs often don't bother with SLI implementation either.


    I turned off Gsync then got 90%+ loads of 1 card and 75%+ for another with higher fps, but the problem is in this case the lower loads and lower fps(60~70fps) with Gsyncthe looks like much more smooth than higher loads and higer fps(80~90) without Gsync




    That's Gsync working right as far as matching what is coming out of the GPUs. Stopping the tearing/stutter is what Gsync is all about - NOT the utmost FPS that you can possibly get.
     
    As far as why you aren't getting 100 Hz / FPS I'm not sure. You might want to call up, or submit a trouble ticket, the monitor manufacturer and see why it's not doing 100 Hz.
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