KyleKasson
Mine: Only on air...but I'm seeing everyone else's overclocks being a bit lower than mine and now I'm starting to panic I pushed it too far. GTX 1080 FTW ACX 3.0.
 
Ok, won't let me post a URL. Screenshot it is.
 
 

It doesn't show the score.....

That's what I meant when I said about backing off my OC. I was able to get mine up to 2190 MHz but no one else's seems to be quite that high. So I'm worried that I may have tried pushing it too far and need to back it off a bit.

Increased my score a little bit more.  As far as the cards go, this was a hail mary run.  The CPU still has juice left in it.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/18070791?
 
13341

This is mine.  Pushed hard, with coolant temps down around 6c.


 

How long does it usually take 3DMark to get updated to recognize new graphics cards?  I use the Steam version, and while it did do some kind of tiny update today, the SystemInfo version is still the same and my card is still unrecognized.  It "knows" it's a GTX 1080, however.
 
Or maybe it's because mine is a SC2, not a FTW2, and they didn't think there were people who would get this one instead of a FTW2? :D

When is the mod rigs page going to get timespy on it?

Mystikalrush
When is the mod rigs page going to get timespy on it?

I told evga that users are looking to have 3dmark time spy added to the mods rig page. Hopefully it will be added soon. 

Sajin

Mystikalrush
When is the mod rigs page going to get timespy on it?

I told evga that users are looking to have 3dmark time spy added to the mods rig page. Hopefully it will be added soon. 

+1

chaosminionx


378.72 used
6850k @ 4.4GHz 1.38V
64GB Dominator Platinum 14-15-15-32 3000MHz - 1.375V
2x GTX1080FTW 2189MHz/5600Mhz - EK blocks on both
Rampage V Edition 10

http://www.3dmark.com/spy/1245919
 
I need a 6950X!

Do you run the computer at those settings 24/7?  That voltage kind of scares me.....

chaosminionx


378.72 used
6850k @ 4.4GHz 1.38V
64GB Dominator Platinum 14-15-15-32 3000MHz - 1.375V
2x GTX1080FTW 2189MHz/5600Mhz - EK blocks on both
Rampage V Edition 10

http://www.3dmark.com/spy/1245919
 
I need a 6950X!

Need to cool the GPUs down more and get a little more graphics score.  The 6950X isn't gonna help that.

And yeah....I don't see anything wrong with running 1.38v for a daily clock with the right cooling.  I run my 6950X at 1.445v on adaptive with the thermal control tool for my daily, and it never goes above 65c.  I'm using an AVX offset though, to drop core clocks by x2 multi.  Works great.

I am feeling pretty good about my 1.27 V then, maybe I can squeeze 4.4 out of my CPU after all.  The highest I can get my cards to go to 2078, and at that speed, it's a toss up between a completed 3d mark and a blue screen.  So my daily config for them is +400 on the memory and +75 on the core.
 
You guys are pretty lucky with what you're getting, but mine are just air cooled.  Do your cards throttle at all during the benchmark?

kwkrnu72

cyberdimensions
I am feeling pretty good about my 1.27 V then, maybe I can squeeze 4.4 out of my CPU after all.  The highest I can get my cards to go to 2078, and at that speed, it's a toss up between a completed 3d mark and a blue screen.  So my daily config for them is +400 on the memory and +75 on the core.
 
You guys are pretty lucky with what you're getting, but mine are just air cooled.  Do your cards throttle at all during the benchmark?

Nope, no throttling.  My best runs on Timespy come with either 2240 or 2252 on the core, depending on what the coolant temps are.

What does your curve look like for those cards running that core frequency? I have mine at 1.093V/2189MHz core
 
My cards also do not throttle, they barely hit 50C in most situations.

kwkrnu72
 
I don't think I have a picture of that specific curve anywhere, but my temps are a LOT lower than that.  50c is too high.


Here's a curve that's going to look very similar....the tighter it is, the better then run, it seems.  A really aggressive curve will get you higher clocks, but many times, that doesn't usually equate to higher frames.

50C isn't too high, not when you consider the case temp is 30C and my ambient temp is 21-22C (winter time here so heat is on) - You would basically have to be running air conditioning to keep the GPUs below 50C consistently, at med-high usage, over an extended period of load... they dont throttle at 50C either, stays right at 2189MHz. I run 3440x1440 so the cards tend to get a little warmer than some setups with everything maxed out. Furmark will take it to 50C real quick, but Furmark isnt even remotely close to a normal GPU load. These cards cant hit 2200+ I tried for a few days to dial them in for that, memory clock will go all the way to 5800MHz though.

Timespy is a little heavy for my poor 1070 Hybrid.
 

 
EVGA GTX 1070 Hybrid
Core clock 2114 MHz
Memory clock 4532 MHz
4470K @ 4,3

kwkrnu72

chaosminionx

kwkrnu72
 
I don't think I have a picture of that specific curve anywhere, but my temps are a LOT lower than that.  50c is too high.


Here's a curve that's going to look very similar....the tighter it is, the better then run, it seems.  A really aggressive curve will get you higher clocks, but many times, that doesn't usually equate to higher frames.

50C isn't too high, not when you consider the case temp is 30C and my ambient temp is 21-22C (winter time here so heat is on) - You would basically have to be running air conditioning to keep the GPUs below 50C consistently, at med-high usage, over an extended period of load... they dont throttle at 50C either, stays right at 2189MHz. I run 3440x1440 so the cards tend to get a little warmer than some setups with everything maxed out. Furmark will take it to 50C real quick, but Furmark isnt even remotely close to a normal GPU load. These cards cant hit 2200+ I tried for a few days to dial them in for that, memory clock will go all the way to 5800MHz though.

It doesn't matter if they're throttling.....it matters how well they're running at those temps.  At 50c, you may be able to run 2200, but it's it probably won't run very well.  Drop the core temps down to 30c or lower, and all the sudden 2200 is running a LOT better, and even well enough you may be able to lower the voltages a little bit.

It's not about throttling....they run better, the cooler they are.  To run higher clocks, and do it WELL, 50c is too warm.  Period.

Er whoops...miss a post!