Hi guys, have any of you overclocked the card yet? Please share the results
 
Cheers!

Ignotum
Hi guys, have any of you overclocked the card yet? Please share the results
 
Cheers!

I will let you know tomorrow when mine arrives ;)  I already have an EVGA powerlink for mine as well, so keep that in mind when i run mine. 

It only makes a difference when the power draw starts to go up on the card really, especially on high end benchmarks like UNIGINE Superposition.  I'm going to run it through firemark, spymark, superposition, real gaming, etc.  I'll likely spend the entire weekend stressing my full system's OC to the max before settling on something.  Because that's the kind of guy I am...

Great, mine arrives tomorrow too... can't wait

DukeCLR

Ignotum
Hi guys, have any of you overclocked the card yet? Please share the results
 
Cheers!

The card cools really well and is allowing me to play BF1 at 1440p with everything at Utlra except for the undergrowth and effects settings

With my old gpu (1080) Bf1 always ran perfect a 1440p (85/115fps) even my cpu is 3770K 4.5

DukeCLR

juvir

Ignotum
Hi guys, have any of you overclocked the card yet? Please share the results
 
Cheers!

I will let you know tomorrow when mine arrives ;)  I already have an EVGA powerlink for mine as well, so keep that in mind when i run mine. 

I got a Power link to go with this card as well and it looks better but there was no major change in temps on my setup. 
 
For reference here is a cutout of HWinfo after several rounds of BF1, the only temperature on there is the GPU temperature but the memory and power temps also stay below 80.  I also don't notice the fan noise when I'm gaming.
 

 
 

What was your fan curve set to with those temps?  And what was your power/temp target set to, as well as which was prioritized?
 

Change the priority to temp.  It will continue to ramp up until it gets close to the TEMP target, you'll get better boosts out of it.  That's why your clocks seem to not be getting as high as normal. Your current setup will ramp until it reaches the POWER target. 

juvir
Change the priority to temp.  It will continue to ramp up until it gets close to the TEMP target, you'll get better boosts out of it.  That's why your clocks seem to not be getting as high as normal. Your current setup will ramp until it reaches the POWER target. 

 
I'll try that now.

Just a quick update, as i'm not done:
 
I may have hit the silicon lottery, I've so far changed it to the aggressive fan profile, but i've got my power target at 120%, temp target at 90, and have my core offset to 70mhz, memory offset to 250mhz.  In UNIGINE Superposition i'm currently 73 in the top 100 for single card benchmarks and pushing up the boards as i continue to overclock on 1080p extreme.  I'm boosting up to 2050mhz, and staying generally at 2025.  I'll post an update with the final numbers when i'm done.
 

 
Edit:  No sooner had I posted this, I pushed to 75/275, and ended up pushing up to number 66 on the leaderboards:
 

Latest I've gotten is +100/+450 OC.  45th worldwide atm, still stable too.  Seriously, silicon lottery here.  I am at the max stable on the core (even 1 more on the core causes the bench to lock up), but i'm still pushing the memory clock up. 
 

 

Nice job.

Running the same settings on my SC2 Hybrid, getting unstable if I go to +101, staying on +500 for now, unstable on me at +505. Seems they are very much alike ^^

DukeCLR

juvir

Ignotum
Hi guys, have any of you overclocked the card yet? Please share the results
 
Cheers!

I will let you know tomorrow when mine arrives ;)  I already have an EVGA powerlink for mine as well, so keep that in mind when i run mine. 

I got a Power link to go with this card as well and it looks better but there was no major change in temps on my setup. 
 
For reference here is a cutout of HWinfo after several rounds of BF1, the only temperature on there is the GPU temperature but the memory and power temps also stay below 80.  I also don't notice the fan noise when I'm gaming.
 

 
 

May I ask you what fan curve you'r using?
 
 

Mr_Armageddon,
 
I joined just so I could PM you but of course I have a small quota to reach before I can do that.
So I'll just post on this thread.
 
Your OC is with the SC2 Gaming right? If so, you mentioned a custom liquid cooled loop. Could I bother you with details as to what Block you went with? Or if you would rather PM me, I would LOVE to hear what you used/what you did. I've been researching every waking minute the last couple weeks, talking with EKWB, searching for options with results of none I really cared to just jump right into. I'd greatly appreciate talking to someone who not only knows how to, but specifically, as you appear to, have done it with this specific GPU.
 
Look forward to hearing from you!

notfordman
Welcome to the forums, Lunar. :)
 

Thank you for the warm welcome sir!
 
So I had already looked through his build thinking he hadn't decided yet. He mentioned a couple possible cards and just at the beginning a block (TBD). Then after your post I decided to read through it again and discovered somehow what I thought was the end of the log, was one page before the GPU part. I continued to read the rest of the build, (gotta say it's an awesome log and really inspires to see a few things that you can do, that really spark some ideas of my own). Big applause to Mr.Armageddon, I enjoyed reading that!
 
So the final is actually a 1080? I only ask because the thread is "1080 TI SC2 GAMING Overclocks". So when he said his marks were similar but different settings and mentioned liquid cooling, I jumped. I've been so hard-pressed to find a block for this card (11G-P4-6593-KR). At the end of the log, I believe he mentioned upgrading to the 1080 TI. So, I'm wondering if he is indeed talking about the 1080 TI SC2 Gaming and if he has that liquid cooled. (checking his marks above where he mentions Liquid cooled, they do say 1080 TI for the GPU).
 
I'm trying not to take up too much space on this thread when my content is a little off topic (or at least I feel it is). Although liquid cooling could help an OC. 
 
I have all my new build parts here except the liquid cooling parts (first time WC build here, Yeah I'm probably biting off a big chunk for my first attempt but I'm not really scared - Besides, I go big or go home, or like to think I do?).
 
---Build So far---
ThermalTake The Tower 900
Asus ROG Maximus X Hero (WiFi-AC)
Intel I7 8700k
EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Sc2 Gaming (11G-P4-6593-KR)
EVGA SuperNova 750 G2 PSU
32GB (16x2) Gskill Tridentz RGB DDR4-3000 14-14-14-34 (later to buy 2 more sticks when they aren't so crazy in price for a total of 64GB)
NVMe SSD 960 EVO M.2 - 500GB
3TB HDD
Windows 10 Home
 
Looking to Liquid cool - I know it's overkill
D5 Loop with 250-350mm Reservoir and 360(Triple) 38mm Radiator (1 for GPU and 1 for CPU) I'd go the 560's(Quad) but one component on each loop with a 360, from what I've read, I'd just be showing off with 560's. But I'm looking at watercooling as not just a way to OC, but less consistent high temps on my babies should equate to a longer happier life right?
 
That GPU Block is killing progress...
Looking at EVGA's product line. The HydroCopper block seems to list this model as compatible now. Can anyone confirm it fits? Although I am about to surf around the forums to shed some light on this mystery as well as to see if it's possible to remove the cover on the HydroCoppers, I really like sporting the EVGA on it, I'm a loyal and proud type of customer, but I plan to have UV fluid with Cablemod RGB/UV LED strips. So I love the see-thru acrylic or plexi top GPU Water Blocks.
 
Anyway, I've taken up enough space. I hope I can post some OC's for my card here soon and maybe add my own little build log!
 
Thanks again Notfordman!