joelfuzat
Installed my brand new 1080ti FTW3 Hybrid yesterday. 
 
DP cable will not send signal to my my Acer X34 (3440x1440) monitor. Bought a different DP cable today - no luck either. Unfortunately, both DP cables are 4' in length. It was suggested to me I need a shorter cable - but, not possible where I live.
 
However, using and HDMI cable DOES work - but can only push 50 Hertz refresh rate - so, clearly not acceptable for my monitor. 
 
Started the RMA process....However, better solution is that someone out there has an idea for a possible fix? Seems difficult to believe this new GPU can push HDMI but not DP. 
 
Did everything from resetting BIOS to unplugging cords, power off, etc. etc. etc. 

Welcome to the Forums joelfuzat
 
Lets see if we can get your DP to work
 
Did you manually select the input to your monitor ?
 
Did you try unplugging the monitor while the PC was On ?
 
Is your cable a certified DP ? 
 
What version of DP is your cable ?
 
MB BIOS what is your PCIe set to ?  Auto or Gen 3 ?  try Gen3 if it is set to auto
 
In my personal experience 10 feet works well with a quality cable
 
For reference you should have created your own thread in the 10 series section of the Forums @
 
https://forums.evga.com/EVGA-GeForce-10-Series-f103.aspx     the select "Post New Thread" button at the top of the page
 
Make the Title .... expressive .. of what you need & make it interesting .... this is mostly a user based forum
 
Review this: The ultimate starter-thread for new members
 
https://www.displayport.org/products-database/
 
 
I use this $20 certified cable:  Accell B142C-010B-2 10ft UltraAV DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.2 Cable with Locking Latches - 10 Feet (3 Meters)
 
 
 

Check this thread, maybe it will help.

https://forums.evga.com/m.m.aspx?m=2538548&p=2

Lower refresh rate of monitor and try that via displayport

Cool GTX

AdamInk
Check this thread, maybe it will help.

https://forums.evga.com/m.m.aspx?m=2538548&p=2

 
 
 

lradunovic
Update:

I fixed a problem :)

I went to UEFI and changed PCIe from Auto to Gen 3 and that did a trick :D

Thanks to everyone for help.

Nice work guys!
 
Way to help a fellow member out.

justchil304
I am still reading but maybe someone will see this and have an answer.
 
I see it's a 120mm radiator... is it the same one from say a 1070 FTW hybrid?  I was really hoping for a 140mm with the 1080ti so I can have less noise from the fan.  The tiny 120mm radiators get heat soaked quickly without some cfm on the radiator -- I use an aftermarket fan hooked into the mobo with speedfan controlling it based off GPU temps currently.
 
Tough decision.. the 1080ti FTW3 air cooler looks very good.

I think its maybe the same. But lot of hybrid useres are changed the radiator fan to a differnt and plugged into moba to control the rpm.

MaKoMaN
It seems I can only adjust the speed of the VRM fan via the XOC application (If one of the other sliders controls the Rad fan or pump I can't hear a difference).
Anyone know how I can check the RPMs of the radiator fan & the pump? And how to adjust their curves separately (if at all possible)

If there is a way to control them. I haven't come across it. I downloaded EVGA Flow Control but it doesn't recognize the system. In the brochure though, it specifically says the pump can be controlled. It could be that it is all automatic and the user has no manual control over the pump.

Amazon has page added for FTW3 Hybrid on Aug-2 but there is no stock or any indication when it will be available. So yeah, eventually it will hit amazon. Just be patient like the rest of us.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074D7S8HR/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I3A2XHWFWNSLKJ&colid=268HEKOZNICEP
Discovered it via nowinstock
 

Another picture guys. Love this card.
 
 

 

What kind of temps are you guys seeing under load?  I'm typically in the upper 50's to mid 60's in games.  This is a surprise as this card replaced a 1080ti FE with a hybrid kit on it that never made it above 50.  
 
 

MageTank

SDPadre7
Installed my new card today.  Here's a picture and some performance specs so far.  Have the GPU overclocked +100 Mhz and the Memory +300 Mhz (stable)   Note:  I had the ASUS Strix 1080 Ti OC and was able to overclock the GPU +50 Mhz and Memory +650 Mhz (stable).  Looking for some recommended settings for the EVGA.  Overall, great card!
 

Is that 2062mhz the highest your card will go after boosting? Or did you just stop there for a quick run? I know with my 1070, if I do a static core clock overclock, i can only hit 2050mhz, but if I overclock using the voltage curve editor, I am able to hit 2100+. If you are currently limited, might want to give that a try. 
 

oldmanian
What kind of temps are you guys seeing under load?  I'm typically in the upper 50's to mid 60's in games.  This is a surprise as this card replaced a 1080ti FE with a hybrid kit on it that never made it above 50.  
 
 

What case are you using, and what are your ambient room temperatures? Seems a little warm for a water cooled card. 

Yes, I thought that 58C was a little high as well.  I changed the power mgt. mode in NVIDIA CP to Optimal Power and now my max temp. is around 46C while gaming (+75 Mhz on GPU & +300 Mhz on Memory).  I have not touched the voltage (at stock settings), but I am running the slave bios.  Easily boosting at 2050 (avg.).  Also, I'm running push/pull with 2 x Corsair ML 120 Pro fans.  Will have to try the voltage curve editor (thanks for the suggestion).  Also, my ATX case is a Phanteks ENTHOO EVOLV PH-ES515ETG (Satin Black with Tempered Glass Panels). I have 2 x Corsair ML 140's on the intake and 2 x Corsair ML 140's on my EVGA CLC 280 Liquid / Water CPU Cooler (top of case).  Ambient temp in my house right now is 24C (75F).  GPU idle temp is currently 37C, Power is 43C, and Memory is 40C.
 

SDPadre7
 
Yes, I thought that 58C was a little high as well.  I changed the power mgt. mode in NVIDIA CP to Optimal Power and now my max temp. is around 46C while gaming (+75 Mhz on GPU & +300 Mhz on Memory).  I have not touched the voltage (at stock settings), but I am running the slave bios.  Easily boosting at 2050 (avg.).  Also, I'm running push/pull with 2 x Corsair ML 120 Pro fans.  Will have to try the voltage curve editor (thanks for the suggestion).  Also, my ATX case is a Phanteks ENTHOO EVOLV PH-ES515ETG (Satin Black with Tempered Glass Panels). I have 2 x Corsair ML 140's on the intake and 2 x Corsair ML 140's on my EVGA CLC 280 Liquid / Water CPU Cooler (top of case).  Ambient temp in my house right now is 24C (75F).  GPU idle temp is currently 37C, Power is 43C, and Memory is 40C.
 

 
That's is too hot. I have the same case as you and I struggled with case temps for a long time. Do you have any openings in the bracket that is holding your cpu cooler blocked off? Air will recirculate back into the case which is why your gpu temps are so high. The top of the Evolv case is poorly designed and does not have enough openings to expel case air so air gets trapped up there.
 
I had this mod done from ModMyMods.com and it dropped case temps 5C to 10C. What are your cpu temps at full load?
 

 
 

MageTank
What case are you using, and what are your ambient room temperatures? Seems a little warm for a water cooled card. 

I am using a Phanteks Enthoo Pro M & I'm pushing cool air in through the front of the case with the hybrid rad mounted there.  I use a 140MM case fan at full bore (1200rpm) to push across the rad. This is the exact configuration I used with my 1080ti FE with the hybrid kit installed and it was 10+ degrees cooler and within 75Mhz clocks of the FTW3.  
 

petmic10
Yes, I thought that 58C was a little high as well.  I changed the power mgt. mode in NVIDIA CP to Optimal Power and now my max temp. is around 46C while gaming (+75 Mhz on GPU & +300 Mhz on Memory).  I have not touched the voltage (at stock settings), but I am running the slave bios.  Easily boosting at 2050 (avg.).  Also, I'm running push/pull with 2 x Corsair ML 120 Pro fans.  Will have to try the voltage curve editor (thanks for the suggestion).  Also, my ATX case is a Phanteks ENTHOO EVOLV PH-ES515ETG (Satin Black with Tempered Glass Panels). I have 2 x Corsair ML 140's on the intake and 2 x Corsair ML 140's on my EVGA CLC 280 Liquid / Water CPU Cooler (top of case).  Ambient temp in my house right now is 24C (75F).  GPU idle temp is currently 37C, Power is 43C, and Memory is 40C. 

I might give this a shot, but I'm curious as to why I would need to make any settings adjustments when I took out a 1080ti FE and put this one in and I'm seeing the thermal difference.  It's strange to me.  I'm also running the pump full bore 100% and the fan at 70% and my temps still stay in the high 50's and 60's across all the ICX sensors.  I'm actually thinking of taking the card apart and replacing the thermal compound.

You think EVGA will give me the thickness on the thermal pads so I can swap those out as well?

I love the MX-4 TIM.  Been using it for years and haven't had any issues with it.  It even dropped my temps by a few from stock TIMs, all around in general.