Later i will try for 2.2Mhz, air only. (with a pos Dell R4 Auroda case..lol)
 
I'd expect everyone to get the same and much better with proper cooling :)
 
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/12254263?
 
[Added only +199 to core]

I'm not sure if running it at 2.1Mhz would go so well... 2.1Ghz perhaps. :)

That is a nice overclocking start.

OP, if using an EK waterblock, do you think it could hit more overclock room? Let´s say, about 2,2 or 2,3GHz on the GP104?
 
Temperature is the most limiting factor to your overclock? Or do you think that the reference PCB needs more power (ex.more Phases)?
 
I wanna know this, cause I´m willing to buy a 1080FE + EK water block. I like a lot to work with reference cards.
 
Cheers

jeppouza
OP, if using an EK waterblock, do you think it could hit more overclock room? Let´s say, about 2,2 or 2,3GHz on the GP104?
 
Temperature is the most limiting factor to your overclock? Or do you think that the reference PCB needs more power (ex.more Phases)?
 
I wanna know this, cause I´m willing to buy a 1080FE + EK water block. I like a lot to work with reference cards.
 
Cheers

In one word, yes. But without more power i'm thinking 2.2Ghz is the highest on this particular chip. 
 
With the upcoming models using more phases, then yes 2.4GHz..easily.
 
And yes, temperature is my limiting factor at the moment, but i'm looking to get an aftermarket cooler to keep temps under 41C on full load, as under that,
and the gpu won't throttle down.
 
I'm curious why are you settling for the FE model?
[I'm only doing so because i'm stuck with a poor case (Dell Auroda R4..pos) and waiting to build my own
next spring.]
 
But if the FE is your thing, then yes..for sure you will need the waterblock for high oc'ing.
 
Good Luck!

PhilipO48

jeppouza
OP, if using an EK waterblock, do you think it could hit more overclock room? Let´s say, about 2,2 or 2,3GHz on the GP104?
 
Temperature is the most limiting factor to your overclock? Or do you think that the reference PCB needs more power (ex.more Phases)?
 
I wanna know this, cause I´m willing to buy a 1080FE + EK water block. I like a lot to work with reference cards.
 
Cheers

In one word, yes. But without more power i'm thinking 2.2Ghz is the highest on this particular chip. 
 
With the upcoming models using more phases, then yes 2.4GHz..easily.
 
And yes, temperature is my limiting factor at the moment, but i'm looking to get an aftermarket cooler to keep temps under 41C on full load, as under that,
and the gpu won't throttle down.
 
I'm curious why are you settling for the FE model?
[I'm only doing so because i'm stuck with a poor case (Dell Auroda R4..pos) and waiting to build my own
next spring.]
 
But if the FE is your thing, then yes..for sure you will need the waterblock for high oc'ing.
 
Good Luck!

Nice, 2,2GHz range should be sweet with WC temps, I've saw that GP104 is fixed at 1,25v, so no Voltage adjustments for now.
 
I really like reference designed cards, I have a silly theory somehow nvidia drivers run better with the original PCB:P....and since I live in a very hot country (Brazil), with room temps above 40ºC in the summer, hardcore WaterCooling is the way to go for me, add the fact that reference cards waterblocks are really easy to find.
 
Cheers
 

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Viper453
 maybe the ftw and classified cards will do 2.4 or higher.

 
I totally doubt the OPs  1080 is stable at 2200mhz. it won't maintain that clock for a very long period of time outside of a benchmark at best unless he's on water. 

I was thinking the same thing
Videos showing it can hit high level but start throttling after 10-20min
Benchmarks only last maybe 10min