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Mattler
Hey all,
I just got my 3080ti today. I was wondering if there's away to get it to not boost so much. I kinda want a semi gaming desk. Alittle fan noise is okay. But when I play GTA5 or something I feel like it's trying so hard to keep cool. I had a 3080 ASUS TUF and it never sounded like this (I know this ti is much more powerful). I have everything set to default. 
 
Mainly seeing if I can get a setting or something to keep it cool but not be so loud when I'm trying to play a game. 

Try reducing the PL to 90, give the core a little bit more freq as well as the memory.  You can pull power and add some on the core and memory and get more perf w/ less heat.   Really depends on the quality of silicon you have.   To reduce heat, reduce PL, as well as work on getting better airflow in your case.  Need great air flow on the case.

Yeah I can see reducing the PL to 90% and moving the Core/mem up it. I have 3 fans intake on the front and I got 2 fans on the bottom intakes facing up towards the GPU.  Also I have a Bequit Dark rock for my CPU. 
 
Would it help if I 2 fans on the bottom has an exhaust? I was thinking about getting 2 more exhaust fans for the top of my case. 
 
By the way, I have a Lian Li Lancool2. I'll take any fan configurations I can get. I'm not the brightest when it comes to airflow. I can get an Vertical mount kit for it. I will if that's gunna make it cooler for sure.

If you open your case wide open with all panels off and temperatures drop a lot, then yes more fans will help. If it does nothing, more fans won't help. 

I actually tried this and I'm pretty sure the temp stays the same. 

This chip is impressive.  #1 9900k/3080ti score.
 
CPU: 9900k @ 5.2GHz
GPU: 3080ti FTW3 w/ EK Block/blackplate 
Core: 2145 (+193)
Mem: 1357 (+1350)
 
 
Time Spy:
Score: 20,063
Graphics: 22,355
CPU: 12,691
 
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/22926267
 

rjbarker

TahoeDust
This chip is impressive.  #1 9900k/3080ti score.
 
CPU: 9900k @ 5.2GHz
GPU: 3080ti FTW3 w/ EK Block/blackplate 
Core: 2145 (+193)
Mem: 1357 (+1350)
 
 
Time Spy:
Score: 20,063
Graphics: 22,355
CPU: 12,691
 
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/22926267
 

Very nice OC on both GPU and 9900K....did you happen to notice (running GPUZ in background), what your 3080Ti Max power draw was?
 
I will be throwing my Block on my 3080Ti next week sometime, but tested it on air and OC's fairly decent....hopefully it OC's on water as well as my non Ti version.

Thanks.  Max it pulled was 431w.
 

rjbarker
 
 
Ok great thanks...thats what I got on my 3080Ti testing on air...433w Max...OC was pretty "relaxed" only +140/+750.....once I get the Block on we'll see....
My 3080FTW3 Ultra even w XOC 450w BIOS will only reach a tad over 400w regardless of OC....decent Card though..able to get to +170 / +1200 for bench runs.....but have to dial back for gaming (CB77 and RDR2 dont seem to like anything over +120 core.
My 9900k also can get thru benchmark runs at 5.2 Ghz (All Cores), but really have to crank some voltage to it.....I believe I tried 5.3 all cores, but cant remember if I got thru any runs or not...
 
Here are my Port Royal results with mild OC on the 3080Ti ....
All on Air on my old open bench system (always use this old system to test GPU's prior to installing Water Block).....its pretty old but still works :) ...X79 ASUS RIVE Board...3930K CPU (no OC so only 3.8Ghz)...16G 2133 RAM ...AX1200i...and the 3080Ti FTW3 Ultra around +140 / +700 (I think).....temps peaked around 73c..
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/1219300
 

Nice.  I am sure it has more in it once you get a block on it and with your 9900k.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/1224388

PSA: remember to adjust your core clock in increments of 15 since that is how the NVIDIA Boost algorithm works. I honestly don't know if it would change an outcome but might as well do it the "more righter way" :D

I would like to pass along that switching back to the mid August Nvidia drivers got me 400+ points back on port royal.

Just got my 3080Ti from the queue. Downgraded from my old 3090 because we have a kid coming soon and the extra cash will do a good job of buying diapers. This card is actually pretty sick. Bench stable @ 165/970 on-air, game stable (and more importantly F@H stable) @ 150/950. Boost clocks are pretty much always > 2015 no matter the game whereas my 3090 would pretty consistently drop into the mid 19 hundreds. Folding@Home production has been identical to my old 3090 since the 3080 Ti boosts higher, and it does so at a lower power use. 

PR 3080 TI FTW3 Ultra on Air (14452): https://www.3dmark.com/pr/1219627
PR 3090 FTW3 Ultra on Kybrid Kit (14773): https://www.3dmark.com/pr/1062785

Might grab a hybrid kit for the Ti when they become available, I did enjoy having one on the 3090 and installation wasn't too terrible, but yeah, Ti feels like a beast.

Have this posted up on another thread....
 
Timespy - 19,728 (just shy of 22K Graphics)
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/23362176

Port Royal - 14,804
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/1258026

Firestrike Extreme - 24,258
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/26390813
 

For what its worth running the "stand alone" tests made no difference with scores....no matter what I try nothing can get me any higher.......only thing left is either rolling back to mid summer Driver...or try some faster Memory...I may only be able to shave another 3c off my GPU temp..
 
So max is +192 / + 1175 (anything more than 1175 diminishing numbers)...
Now looking for decent 24/7 gaming OC....settled on +141 / +750....a few hour session of CB77 last night no issues...
 

andi0139
I can do +180 Core, +1150 on Memory, Timespy Graphicsscore 21998, guess i won the silicon lottery with my card

I would say the handful of folks here that have reached 20K TS and 15K PR have certainly got great chips !!! It really is about the sustained Average Boost speed......
 
My 3080 FTW3 could maintain Avg Boost Speed of 2125 Mhz.....this Ti variant is pretty much around 2065 Mhz regardless .....
 
 

I'm jealous... All I'm getting is +30 core

On my 2080t ftw3 ultrai I was getting +175 core +1000 mem

I've got a 3080ti FTW3 Ultra coming in tomorrow (got lucky in the Newegg Shuffle), so it's interesting to see what you guys are seeing with yours. As far as my approach, I do get into the OCing, but it's more about achieving what I can get and have be stable under all conditions indefinitely, not just what I can get a particular benchmark to report successfully once, but couldn't actually game or do productivity stuff with.
 
It's why my current benchmark scores aren't quite as high as the best scores I ever got. Those best scores of all time were with OC settings that subsequently ran into some trouble in some game, stress test, or otherwise, and I dialed things back a bit. The new, dialed back but stable under every condition I've yet encountered type settings are the ones I pay most attention to.
 
I'll probably do some low-level OCing of this new 3080ti on air just for entertainment, but won't do much serious OCing with it until the Optimus water block arrives and I swap it in. I'm quite confident that even at stock settings I'll be more than pleased with the FPS boost I see over what I'm getting now from the 1080ti (which I'm actually still fairly pleased with).
 
Speaking of which, I'm currently getting 50-80fps (depending on where I am and how many other players are nearby) in New World at 3440x1440 at High settings with my 1080ti and Ryzen 5900x. I'll be very curious how this range changes with the 3080ti. I'm also quite curious what bizarre power usage I'll see, since the whole "New World killing GPUs!" topic is still a thing. If it will peg the framerate at my monitor's 120hz refresh rate I'll be pleased. I'm fairly confident that it will under game conditions where I'm currently seeing 80+ fps, but since the conditions where I'm seeing 50+ fps (mostly in towns with lots of other players around) are probably more related to cpu and network latency, I'll be surprised if the fps scales as well despite the 3080ti upgrade. It goes without saying I'll be F5ing the package tracking link tomorrow, the anticipation building throughout the day. 

https://www.3dmark.com/spy/23768640
 
Timespy > 20.000
I had to adjust RAM Timing with Ryzen DRAM Calc, and it seems with the newest NVidia driver / Win 11 I can't reach the boost from some weeks ago.
+160 GPU crashes after some seconds, it was stable under Win 10. I have to settle now with +130.

sethleigh
I've got a 3080ti FTW3 Ultra coming in tomorrow (got lucky in the Newegg Shuffle), so it's interesting to see what you guys are seeing with yours. As far as my approach, I do get into the OCing, but it's more about achieving what I can get and have be stable under all conditions indefinitely, not just what I can get a particular benchmark to report successfully once, but couldn't actually game or do productivity stuff with.
 
It's why my current benchmark scores aren't quite as high as the best scores I ever got. Those best scores of all time were with OC settings that subsequently ran into some trouble in some game, stress test, or otherwise, and I dialed things back a bit. The new, dialed back but stable under every condition I've yet encountered type settings are the ones I pay most attention to.
 
I'll probably do some low-level OCing of this new 3080ti on air just for entertainment, but won't do much serious OCing with it until the Optimus water block arrives and I swap it in. I'm quite confident that even at stock settings I'll be more than pleased with the FPS boost I see over what I'm getting now from the 1080ti (which I'm actually still fairly pleased with).
 
Speaking of which, I'm currently getting 50-80fps (depending on where I am and how many other players are nearby) in New World at 3440x1440 at High settings with my 1080ti and Ryzen 5900x. I'll be very curious how this range changes with the 3080ti. I'm also quite curious what bizarre power usage I'll see, since the whole "New World killing GPUs!" topic is still a thing. If it will peg the framerate at my monitor's 120hz refresh rate I'll be pleased. I'm fairly confident that it will under game conditions where I'm currently seeing 80+ fps, but since the conditions where I'm seeing 50+ fps (mostly in towns with lots of other players around) are probably more related to cpu and network latency, I'll be surprised if the fps scales as well despite the 3080ti upgrade. It goes without saying I'll be F5ing the package tracking link tomorrow, the anticipation building throughout the day. 

I also have a 5900x and had it first paired with a 1080ti. I run a 4K 48“ OLED.
The difference with the 3080ti is mindblowing. I would say double the performance in 4K at least. Sure. If you’re CPU limited the difference won’t be so huge.

But for my example:
In MSFS 2020 I had around 20-30 FPS with the 1080ti.
With the 3080ti I see around 60-70 in the same scenario.

How do you know what the benchmark resolution is?
 

swiesma82
I also have a 5900x and had it first paired with a 1080ti. I run a 4K 48“ OLED.
The difference with the 3080ti is mindblowing. I would say double the performance in 4K at least. Sure. If you’re CPU limited the difference won’t be so huge.

But for my example:
In MSFS 2020 I had around 20-30 FPS with the 1080ti.
With the 3080ti I see around 60-70 in the same scenario.

The 3080ti arrived today. I removed the 1080ti from my cooling loop, reconnected the CPU directly to one of my radiators, and installed the 3080ti with its stock air cooler (until the Optimus water block arrives). I haven't attempted any overclocking at all, and I'm not sure if I will before the water block arrives. I may dabble in it, but I'm just not that interested until the card is underwater.
 
I ran some benchmarks, and played a couple of different games for a little while. One was New World. In towns where I was seeing ~50+ fps I'm now seeing over 80, and anywhere outside of town I'm seeing into the hundreds, with the highest I've seen so far being over 200fps while standing on a cliff overlooking a body of water.
 
I played Battlefield 5 for a little bit. I don't know what the actual FPS was because I'd gone into the NVidia control panel and set up a 117fps max framerate cap, with GSync and Vsync on. I just know that in BF5 the game was capped at 117fps 100% of the time. My monitor has a 120hz refresh rate, and I read somewhere that the best settings were GSync and Vsync on with framerate cap of -3 under the monitor refresh rate.
 
As a precaution I'm going to keep this 117fps framerate cap on while playing New World, and I may as well just leave it for all games.
 
So far I compared my 3DMark scores with many posted at the start of this thread. Since they're all overclocked GPUs and mine's running stock so far I'm naturally getting beaten by like 10% in the GPU scores, but my CPU is crushing them all. My 5900 is running a fairly aggressive PBO2/CO overclock and my RAM is overclocked at 3800MT/s CL14. For tests where the RAM speed factors in it's doing just great. When my 3080ti is under water and I push an OC I'm expecting to have some very good scores indeed.
 
Anyhow I'm pretty satisfied so far. In the games I'm actually playing recently I'm mostly going to max out my monitor's refresh, and even in towns in New World 80-90fps is hardly unplayable .