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So after checking some articles it seems there is not much difference between the different cards for oc because of the power limit (making watercooling kinda useless at the moment). Since the FTW3 comes with a custom pcb allowing for a greater power limit, i assume it should in theory clock higher. Thing is even though people got their cards already i cannot find any benchmark online. Could somebody confirm this? (with actual numbers mind you) Cards should be in stock soon and this will actually decides what card i will buy (either a XC or the FTW3). I don't mind paying the extra $$ but it must be worth it :)
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/16 04:14:10
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Unless you are running VR, the few percent difference in max clock speed may not make much difference for you. I haven’t seen a good collection of max clocks but the range I have seen people reporting isn’t all that big.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/16 04:50:39
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Frammish Unless you are running VR, the few percent difference in max clock speed may not make much difference for you. I haven’t seen a good collection of max clocks but the range I have seen people reporting isn’t all that big.
So basically buy the XC gaming and flash the bios ? Even though the pcb is reference i shouldn't have any issue with the power delivery right ? What i mean is, considering there is less power connectors on the XC gaming, will it be able to sustain the same power draw as the FTW3 should a bios update arrive ?
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/16 08:37:27
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Buying the card with the highest power target is always worth it imo.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 01:40:40
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Sajin Buying the card with the highest power target is always worth it imo.
If you can reach the same power with a card costing less not really ?
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 07:11:12
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Frammish Unless you are running VR, the few percent difference in max clock speed may not make much difference for you. I haven’t seen a good collection of max clocks but the range I have seen people reporting isn’t all that big.
So basically buy the XC gaming and flash the bios ? Even though the pcb is reference i shouldn't have any issue with the power delivery right ? What i mean is, considering there is less power connectors on the XC gaming, will it be able to sustain the same power draw as the FTW3 should a bios update arrive ?
I don't think anyone has tried flashing their XC Gaming/Ultra with FTW3 BIOS yet, so no idea if it would flash successfully. Even so, I'd only do it on a water-cooled card.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 07:26:25
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Frammish Unless you are running VR, the few percent difference in max clock speed may not make much difference for you. I haven’t seen a good collection of max clocks but the range I have seen people reporting isn’t all that big.
So basically buy the XC gaming and flash the bios ? Even though the pcb is reference i shouldn't have any issue with the power delivery right ? What i mean is, considering there is less power connectors on the XC gaming, will it be able to sustain the same power draw as the FTW3 should a bios update arrive ?
I don't think anyone has tried flashing their XC Gaming/Ultra with FTW3 BIOS yet, so no idea if it would flash successfully. Even so, I'd only do it on a water-cooled card.
Got a 480mm radiator for the card only ;)
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 07:36:20
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Key to your own question " Custom PCB on the FTW3" --- have a vendor that makes a Water block yet ? FTW3 - 19 Power Phases - OC has better Stability & more headroom with the higher power target You could face two issues: 1) BIOS validation, if it fails on BOOT, it will go into limp mode - drastic power reduction if it will even POST 2) Flashing a single BIOS card -- Can Void your Warranty ----- if you must ever RMA card - better have the stock BIOS back in it
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 07:41:29
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Cool GTX Key to your own question " Custom PCB on the FTW3" --- have a vendor that makes a Water block yet ? FTW3 - 19 Power Phases
- OC has better Stability & more headroom with the higher power target
You could face two issues: 1) BIOS validation, if it fails on BOOT, it will go into limp mode - drastic power reduction if it will even POST 2) Flashing a single BIOS card -- Can Void your Warranty ----- if you must ever RMA card - better have the stock BIOS back in it
Yeah it's a bummer, pretty sure there is only the hydrocopper block for the FTW3 at the moment and we can't even preorder it in europe :( They say better stability and headroom but we haven't seen any proof of that yet :/ and considering the whooping 100 euros more on the FTW3 cost i'd rather be sure before ordering. I thought flashing a bios from evga was okay ? Quick question about flashing, you can still reflash the card if you have another gpu in your system that allows you to boot right ?
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 07:59:47
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The "FTW" cards of EVGA always have the best power limit compared to the other cards, just look at the previous generations. Only the "classified" or "kingpin" versions are the ultimate cards which are slightly better than the FTW editions, but right now there is none for the RTX generation and it is not known if there ever will be. Also this: https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/9jsh9n/2080_ti_ftw3_has_the_highest_power_limit_by_far/ And this: https://forums.evga.com/What-makes-the-2080-Ti-FTW3-special-over-other-cards-m2868961.aspx From EVGA_JacobF: Improved Cooler Higher Power Target Beefed up VRM RGB header and Fan header that is controllable in PX1 Dual BIOS You really can't go wrong by buying the best card in the EVGA store ;) With the FTW card you won't need a new bios since you probably already have 1 bios with the retail power limit and another one with the unlocked power limit. Put this card under a good watercooling and you have the best mono GPU you can get right now, enough said Also if you have a really powerful watercooling, keeping the card cool, the lower the temps the lower the power consumption of the card should be because the lower temperature the better stability you get. For example my 1080Ti does not go above 35°C / 95°F at full load under 3DMark and i'm never limited by the power target, only the vcore design limit which is 1.093V for this generation ;)
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 09:09:54
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Neutro The "FTW" cards of EVGA always have the best power limit compared to the other cards, just look at the previous generations. Only the "classified" or "kingpin" versions are the ultimate cards which are slightly better than the FTW editions, but right now there is none for the RTX generation and it is not known if there ever will be. Also this: https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/9jsh9n/2080_ti_ftw3_has_the_highest_power_limit_by_far/ And this: https://forums.evga.com/What-makes-the-2080-Ti-FTW3-special-over-other-cards-m2868961.aspx From EVGA_JacobF:
Improved Cooler Higher Power Target Beefed up VRM RGB header and Fan header that is controllable in PX1 Dual BIOS You really can't go wrong by buying the best card in the EVGA store ;) With the FTW card you won't need a new bios since you probably already have 1 bios with the retail power limit and another one with the unlocked power limit. Put this card under a good watercooling and you have the best mono GPU you can get right now, enough said Also if you have a really powerful watercooling, keeping the card cool, the lower the temps the lower the power consumption of the card should be because the lower temperature the better stability you get. For example my 1080Ti does not go above 35°C / 95°F at full load under 3DMark and i'm never limited by the power target, only the vcore design limit which is 1.093V for this generation ;)
Highest power limit but does it really matter though? waiting for reviews :/ There is no block available yet and that is the huge problem here, basically i will be stuck with a noisy card for at least a full month if i get the FTW3, noisy and with a not so good oc.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 09:28:32
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Do you understand what is exactly the power limit of a card? If you did i think you wouldn't even ask that question :) To overclock to a higher frequency a card needs more voltage. More voltage equals more power consumed. Every nvidia gpu has a voltage limit which you can't overrule otherwise than doing a hardware volt mod (which is not needed unless going for world records under extreme cooling / LN2). But using this maximum voltage limit sometimes equals to too much power consumed by the card to respect the power limit so the power consumption limit system blocks the voltage to a lower value, preventing the card to reach it's maximum overclocking potential. So by getting a card with the highest possible power limit avariable you ensure to have the best overclocking capabilities. This system is really not new, it's the reason why people bought FTW, kingpin and classified edition of the cards on the previous generations. Check the review of these cards and compare them to classic models and you will see, no need to wait for reviews of the 2080ti FTW model to know it will be better than the others ;) Also just FYI, as the voltage of a card is important for overclocking, the quality of the voltage provided to the GPU is important as well. The voltage is delivered to the GPU by the VRMs, which are made by the mosfets which convert the PSU voltage to the GPU voltage, then goes over to inductors and capacitors that smooth the voltage so the signal is the best possible with no parasites and no oscillation when delivered to the GPU. The number of VRMs ("phases") change on the different card models because they are expensive. On the FTW3 model there are 19, which is INSANE. I have 8 on my 1080Ti. With 19 phases you can assume that the FTW card was designed to perform best under extreme voltage and extreme cooling with liquid nitrogen, so it's safe to assume it can easily give the maximum of what you can get of a 2080ti chip under watercooling! Here is some reading if you're interested in the subject: https://www.ekwb.com/blog...ould-you-keep-it-cool/ But since you can't order the block yet, i would also wait until you can!
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 09:43:07
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Neutro Do you understand what is exactly the power limit of a card? If you did i think you wouldn't even ask that question :) To overclock to a higher frequency a card needs more voltage. More voltage equals more power consumed. Every nvidia gpu has a voltage limit which you can't overrule otherwise than doing a hardware volt mod (which is not needed unless going for world records under extreme cooling / LN2). But using this maximum voltage limit sometimes equals to too much power consumed by the card to respect the power limit so the power consumption limit system blocks the voltage to a lower value, preventing the card to reach it's maximum overclocking potential. So by getting a card with the highest possible power limit avariable you ensure to have the best overclocking capabilities. This system is really not new, it's the reason why people bought FTW, kingpin and classified edition of the cards on the previous generations. Check the review of these cards and compare them to classic models and you will see, no need to wait for reviews of the 2080ti FTW model to know it will be better than the others ;) Also just FYI, as the voltage of a card is important for overclocking, the quality of the voltage provided to the GPU is important as well. The voltage is delivered to the GPU by the VRMs, which are made by the mosfets which convert the PSU voltage to the GPU voltage, then goes over to capacitors that smooth the voltage so the signal is the best possible with no parasites and no oscillation when delivered to the GPU. The number of VRMs ("phases") change on the different card models because they are expensive. On the FTW3 model there are 19, which is INSANE. I have 8 on my 1080Ti. Here is some reading if you're interested in the subject: https://www.ekwb.com/blog...ould-you-keep-it-cool/ But since you can't order the block yet, i would also wait until you can!
Bumping the voltage will reduce that card lifetime so we are really only talking about wattage here? And the difference between the theoric maximum wattage of the reference pcb (which is weird as it appears the galax bios goes beyond that) and the power limit of the FTW3 is one watt. That is why i said does it really matter. Sure oc with the FTW3 MIGHT be more stable but that's a big if without any review. Review with the card watercooled mind you which is not gonna happen anytime soon. I've been without a proper gpu for almost three weeks now, not gonna wait another month.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 09:55:08
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tirrorex Bumping the voltage will reduce that card lifetime so we are really only talking about wattage here?
I am not sure you understand the relationship between voltage and wattage.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 09:55:35
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Reducing the lifetime of a component by bumping the voltage is a myth. The truth is that the cooler you can get a component, the more voltage you can use safely. I've been using an overclocked i7 920 in the past for almost 10 years with much more voltage than its original one and it still worked properly because i was cooling it correctly. The voltage limit by nvidia is also low enough to ensure that there is no risk at all to kill a card while using it. That's why they added it: it's "noob proof" :D And yes sir we're talking about wattage here, which is the unit under which power is determined. Power (in watt) = potential difference (in volts) x current intensity (in amps). So with this formula you see easily that when the voltage increases, the power consumption increases as well ;) And the difference between the theoric maximum wattage of the reference pcb (which is weird as it appears the galax bios goes beyond that) and the power limit of the FTW3 is one watt. That is why i said does it really matter. The max TDP of the reference PCB (Founders Edition, FE) of the 2080ti is 320W https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/203753/nvidia-rtx2080ti-11264-180829 The max TDP of the FTW3 Card is 373W https://twitter.com/EVGA_JacobF/status/1045836253545979904?s=19 So the difference is not one watt, it's 53 :) Sure oc with the FTW3 MIGHT be more stable but that's a big if without any review. Review with the card watercooled mind you which is not gonna happen anytime soon. That's what i'm trying to tell you: you dont need to wait for the reviews to know that the FTW3 is the best 2080ti card on the market right now since it's hardware and power limits are better than any other cards, it's just logic :) Althought there is something important you should know: even with the best hardware it doesn't mean that the GPU on every FTW3 will be able to overclock to crazy capabilities. It depends on the chip. Some are better than others. While the FTW3 card gives the GPU the potential to go to it's best capabilities, there will be FTW3 cards that won't have a good overclock. Nothing you can do about this as this is called "silicon lottery" (you can look up on google about that). What enthusiasts who want to ensure to have a great overclocking chip do is that they buy a card, test it, and if it doesn't show good overclocking potential they send it back and get another one. A website called siliconlottery sells processors that have been pre-tested this way but to my knowledge nothing exists for graphic cards like this. I've been without a proper gpu for almost three weeks now, not gonna wait another month. You can still buy the FTW3 now, use it in aircooling to check it's o/c potential and ensure it's working properly then when you get the block you watercool it ;)
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 10:12:08
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Neutro Reducing the lifetime of a component by bumping the voltage is a myth. The truth is that the cooler you can get a component, the more voltage you can use safely. I've been using an overclocked i7 920 in the past for almost 10 years with much more voltage than its original one and it still worked properly because i was cooling it correctly. The voltage limit by nvidia is also low enough to ensure that there is no risk at all to kill a card while using it. That's why they added it: it's "noob proof" :D And yes sir we're talking about wattage here, which is the unit under which power is determined. Power (in watt) = potential difference (in volts) x current intensity (in amps). So with this formula you see easily that when the voltage increases, the power consumption increases as well ;)
I used to build circuit boards i know the laws thank you very much :) It might be a myth but there is an official statement from nvidia about it so... You totally missed the point i was making.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 10:17:40
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Dont take it the wrong way, i'm just trying to help you. I'm sorry if i missed your point (so what was it? :D) and i can't know what is your knowledge so i'm explaining all the basics just in case ;) But what i told you about the lifetime is true: increasing the voltage of a nvidia card won't reduce its lifetime, or maybe it will reduce it from 30 years to 25... But nothing you could actually see in the time span where you will actually use the card, even if it's for years.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 10:23:28
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tirrorex
Sajin Buying the card with the highest power target is always worth it imo.
If you can reach the same power with a card costing less not really ?
If you buy a kingpin card you can get vbios support from Vince aka Kingpin himself. I'm running a 1080 ti kingpin right now that has no power limit at all.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 10:52:57
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Wow that's cool. Too bad the vcore is locked :( And i guess you're not allowed to share your vbios as well right? Anyway i wouldn't need it ;) My 1080Ti already reaches 1.093v without getting power limited. I wish i could go to 1.25v thought, i could probably reach 2200 Mhz with that
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 10:54:24
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Neutro Wow that's cool. Too bad the vcore is locked :(
It's adjustable up to 1.2mv.
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2018/10/17 10:55:51
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REALLY?!? Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn that's sweet!
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 11:01:05
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Neutro And i guess you're not allowed to share your vbios as well right?
Nope, but I can give out Vince's e-mail so you can request a copy for yourself. Note: The vbios only works with kingpin cards.
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 11:04:12
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Do you swear an oath to Kingpin and the overclocking gods before he gives you the special bios? Kinda like when Barney makes Ted swear in how i met your mother?
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/17 11:11:45
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lmao! I couldn't resist
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/18 05:35:53
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Will there be a Kingpin of 2080Ti? And... what for? :P
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/18 07:33:56
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EVGA does not talk about future products so no one knows, but you can hope for it ;)
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Re: 2080ti power limit under OC, is FTW3 worth it ?!?
2018/10/18 10:23:26
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toncij Will there be a Kingpin of 2080Ti? And... what for? :P
Yes. Don't know the price.
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