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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/03/10 22:15:03
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/03/10 22:31:18
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Are y'all hitting that 2ghz threshold with the stock icx cooling? Not water cooling?
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/03/30 16:10:20
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So sorry for the new question but ... I am using precision. X with power target 120 temp 90 ... but have not played with the voltage on the left ... is there Amy harm to doing this ??? I see people with screen caps with the voltage in the red. Just checking in.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/03/30 16:26:43
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AxBetterxPlayer
So sorry for the new question but ... I am using precision. X with power target 120 temp 90 ... but have not played with the voltage on the left ... is there Amy harm to doing this ??? I see people with screen caps with the voltage in the red. Just checking in.
Nope.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/04/20 18:54:57
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+95 core +550 mem
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/07/27 02:04:07
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I can't get the software to hold the OC, for some reason it resets every time i start my computer. Is anyone using profiles? i can't get them to hold either.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/08/01 11:31:48
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I own a 1080 ti SC2. I run +75 on the core and +350 on the Memory. Temps average between 60-78 depending on the game.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/08/01 15:36:59
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Here is my superposition results with the stock ICX on my SC2  The card hit 6434 on the stock cooler with 100% fans. GPU was at 2075. I use afterburner at 1.093v, my OCX scores were much lower. In games, BF1 and GhostRecon, I saw around 48C with this set up and fans going to 100% at 60C from 20% at 20C. My case moves a lot of air.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/08/02 20:38:02
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I didn't bother overclocking mine, it boosts to 1950Mhz by default after settling down.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/08/02 21:38:56
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BullyApC
Here is my superposition results with the stock ICX on my SC2
The card hit 6434 on the stock cooler with 100% fans. GPU was at 2075. I use afterburner at 1.093v, my OCX scores were much lower. In games, BF1 and GhostRecon, I saw around 48C with this set up and fans going to 100% at 60C from 20% at 20C. My case moves a lot of air.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/08/03 20:15:42
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/08/05 08:41:28
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Gotta tell you, climbing the leaderboards is much slower as you get higher... 38 now with the following:
Oddly enough, getting the exact same score, even though my OC settings are slightly different.
+135 on the Core, +550 on the Memory. Max GPU temp during stress testing is 47C (custom liquid cooling loop).
Here is a quick FireStrike score as well.
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/15026838
Holding out with this until the GTX 2080 (or 1180) is announced.
I think you're hitting your power limit with that memory OC, as I score higher with no OC :) You can flash the FTW3 or Aorus Extreme BIOS mod to increase the power limit.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/08/06 15:52:58
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I have my power target at 120% and my temp target at 90. GPU Clock at +75 and Mem Clock at 493+. I tried the 4k test. This any good?
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2018/10/21 15:56:19
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austerra
Mr_Armageddon
juvir
Gotta tell you, climbing the leaderboards is much slower as you get higher... 38 now with the following:
Oddly enough, getting the exact same score, even though my OC settings are slightly different.
+135 on the Core, +550 on the Memory. Max GPU temp during stress testing is 47C (custom liquid cooling loop).
Here is a quick FireStrike score as well.
Holding out with this until the GTX 2080 (or 1180) is announced.
I think you're hitting your power limit with that memory OC, as I score higher with no OC :)
You can flash the FTW3 or Aorus Extreme BIOS mod to increase the power limit.
How can this be done? I have been trying all weekend to flash the ftw3 bios with no luck. Tia.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2019/04/24 19:49:00
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Hi I've had my 1080 Ti SC2 GAMING for nearly a year now and I haven't even bothered to overclock it because it hits 1950MHz on it's own with temps comfortably in the 55 - 65C range. I'm pretty happy with that clock speed already and I'm not sure if it's even worth it performance-wise if I only stand to gain 75 - 125MHz.
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Re: 1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks
2019/04/24 19:50:48
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I'm in the exact same boat and came to the same conclusion as you. Thank you for the validation lol
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