Greetings Everyone, (was unsure where to post this since its a Asus card, Mods feel free to relocate if you feel a different section is better, Thank you)
So I have been having random BSODs ever since adding my new Asus ROG 011G 1080Ti and was wondering what you guys could come up with. I installed drivers using DDU first, upgraded, downgraded. I have tried different PCIe slots, different power cords, removed my Overclocks. My cheapo multimeter does not work so I can not measure voltages. Bugcheck codes are 30 (most common), 59, 80, and 0. When a BSOD is incoming everything on the screen will become EXTREMELY slow, each click could take 30 seconds to actually respond. All my temps GPU, and CPU, Chipset were all within tolerance (<50C) 
Only two things I have not done are Windows reinstall (trying to wait until I get new hardware), and a different Graphics Card. Only PCIe Graphics Card I have right now is a NVS 300 -shudders- 

Any other troubleshooting advice or anyone know what these BSODs are pointing too? All I see from them is a piece of hardware is faulting randomly. 

Sajin

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So I have been having random BSODs ever since adding my new Asus ROG 011G 1080Ti and was wondering what you guys could come up with.

Sounds like the card is the problem since the blue screens didn't start until you started using the new card. Test the card in another system to see if it causes another system to blue screen.

Only other system I have is a rather old Althon 64 x2 (Windows XP) system which I believe is just PCIe Gen 1 would that present any issues with a Gen 3 card? I also looked around my BIOS and noticed after I took off all my overclocks my RAM voltage was reading 1.7XX on Auto setting which is too high. Forced the voltage to 1.6 which is now reading by BIOS ~1.628 on a clock speed of 1600MHz. Not sure if that would do anything either.
The really unfortunate thing about the BSODs are they are extremely random I can go a week or two without any. Then one day ill get hit with three of them.

Also, thank you for moving to correct area I face palmed when I saw the place you moved it to 

I should be able to run tests this coming weekend on a older system, if I am lucky I might be able to test on a new system coming now as well. Finally saved up enough to get what I wanted to replace X79. Sorry for late reply, had trouble with the forums not loading this weekend.

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Yee! I was going to update it awhile ago but decided not to since I knew a upgrade was coming soon. This weekend I am hoping to update it and edit the format a bit to make it look a bit more professional I suppose. Thank you for suggestion tho!!!

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A Gen1 x16 slot will do fine for testing if the card will boot in the old motherboard. Higher voltage on the ram isn't the issue. No problem.

Hey so I have an update, got new hardware last week as a planned out upgrade and went with an AMD Threadripper system. The system has not produced a BSOD yet, but I now notice videos now periodically corrupts itself then plays fine, repeat and rinse. So far no other issues besides a few games now crashing, and rare system lags but that seems to be due to Threadripper since a BIOS update from 211 to 503 on my Asus Zenith Extreme board fixed a lot of game lagging. 

Thinking the video corruption is still a GPU related problem Sajin? Its getting rather bad, and now the last two days I have been getting what seems to be soft resets of the GPU where the screen randomly goes white or black for a few moments and comes back. Added a sample from a screenshot of what I consistently see on videos now as an attachment. 

Sajin
Could be a driver issue. If you disable hardware acceleration inside your web browser does the video corruption go away?

Corruptions happen in normal applications like Windows Media Player, Cyberlink, default Movies and TV app as well as any web browser 

So my "older" Intel system fall back is still my X79 system with a 4820K. New Win7 install still produced random BSOD issues when graphics would become sluggish. Lately, in the new X399 system the card produces video corruption at least once every couple of minutes no matter the source. Image/Picture corruption happen once every 10ish pictures displayed. Games do not corrupt but frame rate randomly stumble/become choppy from time to time even in a easy game to process like Stardew Valley. At times the screen will go completely blank while view a video for a few seconds, and come back with the player aborting due to a corruption issue, web browser play back also reports this message when the issue occurs; "The Media Playback was aborted due to a corruption problem or because the media used features your browser did not support." Happens in Edge, Chrome, and Firefox to test different browsers. Windows Media Player will randomly abort playback as well with error messages as well. I have also updated X399 Bios to 0703(latest), Chipset driver (17.30), and GPU Driver to 388.00. 
At this point I am thinking it is time to RMA this card and grab a cheap GPU to get me through the waiting time. Only other card I have at this point is a NVS 300. Any other suggestions to look at?

Sajin
Time to rma.

Thank you for your help Sajin. I do appreciate it! RMA is my punishment for not buying EVGA! Maybe time to save up for a FTW3 or Kingpin 

 
Yes, go Evga. You will be better off.      ;)

Yeah. Save your nerves with this card and go fast RMA.

That seems to be the Norm Now a Days.
RMA First, Second, and even a Third.
My finding was two of my Corsair Memory DIMMs, but Corsair did replace the memory.
One time it was a Bad Memory Slot on the Motherboard, EVGA took care of this as well.
We are to quick to blame the Graphics Card.

Test it in another system if possible. If the problem carries over, hit up that RMA.