HeavyHemi

Kaapstad

karmadecoy

HeavyHemi

Time Spy Score 9829
http://www.3dmark.com/spy/1404438

Fire Strike Score 23032
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12034129
 
Fire Strike Extreme Score 13965
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12049532
 
 Fire Strike Ultra Score  7455
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12049438
 
 

Great scores for single card

They are actually about par. 

Well sure, unless the bench is flawed, someone running a 6850K at 4.5ghz and a 1080 Ti @2ghz will have a similar results. So, it is 'par' for the settings I'm using. That is the whole point right?

I am not knocking anything, I am just stating the obvious.  Sometimes people can get a little carried away using terms like "great scores".
 
It has happened to me when I sometimes post a score and people don't give much thought to what it actually means then say "great score" when in actual fact what I posted was quite poor for the hardware used.
 
Thinking about it most of my scores are rubbish lol. 

demon09

Mabc01
Hi everyone,
I have a question please help.
My GTX 1080Ti runs at 1404mhz on idel all the time.
Is that normal?
is my first pascal card, my last card was a 780 Classi
Thanks

doesn't sound normal you may want to start another thread to get more of a response for your issue. You could try using ddu to uninstall gpu drivers. make sure you do it in safe mode

I read that this happens when you run multimonitor.
Is it TRUE?
I have two 24"1920x1200 and one 31"3840x216.
temp is 30 degrees while watching youtube,
I a cheap AIO cooling the card.
Thanks

karmadecoy

Mabc01
Hi everyone,
I have a question please help.
My GTX 1080Ti runs at 1404mhz on idel all the time.
Is that normal?
is my first pascal card, my last card was a 780 Classi
Thanks

Mine was also. I had to do this and it fixed it. Are you running multiple monitors?
 

I read that this happens when you run multimonitor.
Is it TRUE?
I have two 24"1920x1200 and one 31"3840x216.
temp is 30 degrees while watching youtube,
I have a cheap AIO cooling the card.
Thanks

Mabc01
I read that this happens when you run multimonitor.
Is it TRUE?
I have two 24"1920x1200 and one 31"3840x216.
temp is 30 degrees while watching youtube,
I have a cheap AIO cooling the card.
Thanks

Yes that is true.
See Sajin's Guide for dealing with this multi monitor issue - this post was also regarding an SLI setup, but the same applies for single GPU setup. I run two monitors and it solved that issue for me.
 
 

karmadecoy
I would like to see what people are getting their overclocks at. Bonus points for SLI. This is what I currently have going stable.
 
 

Is this on air?

meizme

karmadecoy
I would like to see what people are getting their overclocks at. Bonus points for SLI. This is what I currently have going stable.
 
 

Is this on air?

Yes it is. The temp is a few mins after a game though. In game temp is always about 75 because I put the fans on auto so it's pretty quiet.

Mabc01
Hi, 
Is it safe to use Nvidia Inspector?
I am worry it my damage the monitors or the graphics card.
 
Thanks
ps. sorry to keep bothering you. 

nvidia inspector is safe just don't go changing a bunch of settings on your games with out knowing what your doing. just follow sajin's guide that was linked

Anyone try the voltage/frequency curve method yet?

I ask because my 1080 ACX 3.0 base model (sent in for the iCX upgrade) wasn't stable above 2050MHz using the old offset method, yet could do 2202MHz just fine with the curve method.

The voltage curve method does help on some cards. I gained a little bit on my current card. But I will try it when my 1080ti eventually comes. Hoping i don't lose a silicon lottery  and get at least 2000

strato79

demon09
The voltage curve method does help on some cards. I gained a little bit on my current card. But I will try it when my 1080ti eventually comes. Hoping i don't lose a silicon lottery  and get at least 2000

I don't think the lottery matters much on these cards. In the 1080 TI max overclock thread almost all hit a wall at 2050-2088. It looks like the TDP Target is forcing these cards to a wall around those speeds. I'm not sure I've seen anyone get past 2000 with no throttling. Even if temps are low. Wish they'd get the BIOS cracked on these so we can raise the limit but I don't see it happening anytime soon, if ever. Turbo Boost 3 took all the fun away from OC'ing.

turbo boost did in deed do that. but it does boost the performance for people who are worried about overclocking being dangerous. I know many people who buy dang intel k Processors that don't overclock :X because they are worried it will kill them. I have tried to tell them in sensible overclocking the amount of life you lose does not matter to normal users

karmadecoy

HeavyHemi

Time Spy Score 9829
http://www.3dmark.com/spy/1404438

Fire Strike Score 23032
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12034129
 
Fire Strike Extreme Score 13965
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12049532
 
 Fire Strike Ultra Score  7455
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/12049438
 
 

Great scores for single card

Except there is a 2nd card on there (980Ti)... maybe doing the physics?

2088Mhz is all mine will go as well with no throttling after 1+ hour of OC Scanner's furmark type stress tests. Never gets over 38C. It will hit 2100 enough to bench but will crash the driver at random anywhere between 5-15 minutes into any bench or stress test loops. Haven't touched the memory yet. Only had it in my system for about 2 hours before I had to go to work.

I have the custom voltage curve set to maximum once it hits about 2000Mhz so I think it's all I'm going to get out of it. It appears that 2088 is about the max stable anyone is getting out of these cards. Don't think I've seen a single person get more than that stable. 2000 unstable for benching but that's about it. I think they've pretty much locked these cards down to max out about the same. At least mine runs cool as a cucumber. I'm happy with it. Don't think we'll see anything higher without someone cracking the BIOS(not going to happen most likely) or hard mods.

HeavyHemi

strato79
2088Mhz is all mine will go as well with no throttling after 1+ hour of OC Scanner's furmark type stress tests. Never gets over 38C. It will hit 2100 enough to bench but will crash the driver at random anywhere between 5-15 minutes into any bench or stress test loops. Haven't touched the memory yet. Only had it in my system for about 2 hours before I had to go to work.

I have the custom voltage curve set to maximum once it hits about 2000Mhz so I think it's all I'm going to get out of it. It appears that 2088 is about the max stable anyone is getting out of these cards. Don't think I've seen a single person get more than that stable. 2000 unstable for benching but that's about it. I think they've pretty much locked these cards down to max out about the same. At least mine runs cool as a cucumber. I'm happy with it. Don't think we'll see anything higher without someone cracking the BIOS(not going to happen most likely) or hard mods.

What...? 38C is your max or did you mean 83C?

Nope. 38C. Extremely good water cooling and very low ambient temps. It hit 40C on one of the tests this morning but I didn't have my room as cold as usual. I have an inline water temperature meter with the LCD readout placed in one of the 5.25" Bay cover that I cut out with a dremmel and at idle my water temps are anywhere as low as 10C to 18C depending on how much I open my window and the temp outside. While benching it stabilizes around 20-25C in the winter.

My 5960x running at all 16 threads at 4.6Ghz @1.32-1.35v never gets over 50-55C running LinX AVX or the CPU Burner built into EVGA's OC Scanner. Now if I put the CPU burner on 15 threads and leave 1 thread for the GPU and run both stress tests at once they both get hotter but not by a whole lot. Around 62-65 on us CPU and 45ish on the GPU. But that's an unrealistic scenario unless folding or something.

Note that I have to keep my window open and my door to my room shut with something blocking the bottom of the door to not affect the rest of the house to get these low ambients. I have natural gas heat so no worry about any vents pouring hot air into my room. I just have to bundle up good when I go to sleep, lol. And during the summer I have a custom vent cover from my heat pump that has a round hole in it with a flexible dryer hose running from it to the back of my PC and dumps the cold air straight into my case. So in the winter it's always low temps but in the summer I time my benchmarking with the air kicking on😂

1080TI FE with EVGA 1080 hybrid kit slapped on, aftermarket noctua fan on radiator. 
 
Stable at +50V, +200 core, +600 Mem. Tops out at about 60C.

nice oc