The benches are very subjective, i only look at the graphic scores its still not an even playing field but its closer.
 
Your machine and CPU is is carrying most of the weight on the overall hall of fame score and helping a lot with graphic score. The 2115 oc on the FTW3 is  about average from what I Been watching. When you get it on water it will likely kick up even more cause it won't hit the heat throttles.
 
After i put mine on water it will clock over 2000 and not immediately crap out, not at all stable mind you, cause power limits crash it out. Anything on my card above 2175 will hit power throttles and 175 hits throttles on DX11 and plays nicer with A 2160 clock but not DX12, it likes 2175 with out hitting power limits.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/co...py/5200208/spy/5133867

I want to bench my card on your machine! I really have no reason to slap such a monster cpu into a computer I own. Most tasking thing i do is watch TV and play games at the same time.. 

I just got mine, haven't attempted OC'ing....not sure I will..seems plenty fast for me now.

The switch on the card has the 2 settings for just a minor difference in the bios settings, OC is usually a higher setting as far as the base and boost clocks but in the 2080ti ftw3 the oc bios setting seems to be a different fan curve is all that i can see but i could be wrong. In the 1080ti cards it also allowed for a higher power target as well when using the oc bios.
 
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103ish core and 750mhz memory. Boosts to about 2085. Not 100% stable, more like 99.99%

xblackvalorx
I've actually found that my "low" oc numbers are due to the cards own ability to boost its self.
With factory settings I'm usually between 1980-2015
With +125 it averages 2115 but can easily ramp to 2185 the highest I've seen is 2210, so now that I've learned about the cards own boosting I've found I'm pretty high up there, was used to my 980ti classified which didn't oc past factory spec on it's own.
So I'm at 2210 core max and 7900mhz on memory.
Quite happy with the card, 100% stable at these clocks even after hours of gaming at 99% load, ray tracing and synthetics
Highest temp I've seen was 67c on air

I'd be interested to see what this card scores in superposition or timespy.  Have you run either or will you?

I mainly use benches to stress
I believe it was over 15k on the gpu score

Folks, is there any good guide on how to overclock with Precision X1? I've found a couple of videos, but was wondering if there's anything with more specific instructions or maybe even from EVGA on the topic.

Just like with the 10xx Boost 3.0 cards you guys should be saying what the end result GPU speeds are not just the +XXX as depending on weather or not you are working with an OC version of the card you will not be able to tweak it more as high because of the OC that EVGA has already done.
People look at some of the +1000 and higher OCs that some people are getting and wonder why they can't but in reality if you look at the actual clocks they are all fairly close - silicon lottery

Nalph
Seems like most people are able to hit that +1000 and atleast 150 core. I reinstalled windows and what not, and now i can pass TS 1.0 with a 850/140... OC bios on the card and a 4.7 ghz OC on the CPU.
 
Still suprised to see the difference between my run and someone running close to it. (I have been dialing in the OC for nearly a month on and off testing. and this is the best run I could ever get)
 
(I'm nalph obviously)
https://www.3dmark.com/compare/spy/5112951/spy/4613069#
 
I was suprised to see myself getting such a low score compared to others running even less OC's than me... I know it's not accurate I guess as every OC is different. But jesus im far off others with similar specs. and this is the max I could push it to. and the best i have gotten in all the testing.
 
my stock scores tend to be the same result, stock for stock I get less graphics score oddly. even though the stock vs stock scores tend to be lower as well on a basically identical system. But tech support said it's normal..

This is founder card: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4910392
 
15292 GPU score, I see that some people are getting 16000+
 
mabye you just got a card that does not overwell well:/? or perform
 

145mhz Core and 850mhz Memory gaming on aircooling and 165mhz Core and 1000mhz Memory for 3DMark and the highest temp I seen so far is around 67C for gaming and benchmarks.

dwexpress
The switch on the card has the 2 settings for just a minor difference in the bios settings, OC is usually a higher setting as far as the base and boost clocks but in the 2080ti ftw3 the oc bios setting seems to be a different fan curve is all that i can see but i could be wrong. In the 1080ti cards it also allowed for a higher power target as well when using the oc bios.

 
Switch left = OC modus? 
 
Thanks.

TahoeDust
When I put it under water it started to shine for me.  Rock solid 100% game stable 2100MHz at under 50c.

That's sick! Can you share details what parts needed to put it under water?

petechka

TahoeDust
When I put it under water it started to shine for me.  Rock solid 100% game stable 2100MHz at under 50c.

That's sick! Can you share details what parts needed to put it under water?

Easiest way is going to be the EVGA hybrid kit...
https://www.evga.com/prod...aspx?pn=400-HY-1484-B1

bumping this as I'm about to receive my replacement card and I'd like to see more numbers, especially since it's been another month. Kinda just trying to figure out an average.