Would be interesting to know how NON-A Chips are doing out of the Box and with Overlocking. 
 
My assumption is that you you actually dont get much less Clockspeeds on these Cards compared to A binned Chips! 
 
Thanks for the Help :)

I just got my card slapped her in... with pl 112 crank fans up 90 just to get temp to 32 degrees .. Than check with gpu-z boost  1900 real quick an instantly temps are in 40's and bouncing 1845-1875.. did a curve 1920 900mv flat to try and limit hitting 112 tdp.
I will try playing Pug again fans 90 gaming 72 degrees 1750-1900 but I have thermal take cube case sides off.. So if you have small case =HOT
(Hopefully Evga will put out a 120 Pl bios) with out changing clock speeds at all I know nvidia makes non-a chips not overclockable..
And the black oc and ultra are I believe 130 PL so it would not affect sales plus not cross flashable 
I like the card but not a lot more performance than my titan xp is. I think this card has more to offer just held back by power limit I will have to try better curve and will repost
 

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How do I tell if it's A/Non-A?

I believe if you bought a Non XC model it’ll have a non A chip. So the card that is $999

Nice to know
TU104-400-A1 are Normal Chips (no factory OC permitted).
TU104-400A-A1 are Binned Chips  (factory OC permitted).
Both support manual overclocking

My EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Black is liquid cooled.  So far with no tweaking and just gaming I get a steady 1875MHz boost.  

I have tried PX1 but it feels bugged.  The first SCAN test I ran which looked good, the scores decided to disappear and so did the power limit and temp bumps I had saved.  Than my PC would lock up at times.  In the end, I don't trust the software yet till its solid stable and am able to use that test and OC feature.

MikeBGeyer

GTXJackBauer
My EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Black is liquid cooled.  So far with no tweaking and just gaming I get a steady 1875MHz boost.  

I have tried PX1 but it feels bugged.  The first SCAN test I ran which looked good, the scores decided to disappear and so did the power limit and temp bumps I had saved.  Than my PC would lock up at times.  In the end, I don't trust the software yet till its solid stable and am able to use that test and OC feature.

Just set up mine with the hybrid kit and getting the same clocks from stock 1875 to 1900. What are your temps mine sits around 70c under load. Any one else can compare temps. It seems a little high for a hybrid. My 1080 tis were around 55c. I have been thinking about changing the paste.
 
I feel this is definitely the best setup for the buck. I wouldn't pay any more for a factory overclock when this card automatically clocks higher. Any higher clocks would only net a couple of FPS. Unless your just into benchmarking and overclocking.

My temps range from 30c/idle and 40c/load in winter or during warmer seasons, I'd probably be close or around 50c.
 
Also, the TDP of the 1080 is much less than it is for the 2080 Ti.  The temps you're seeing could either be from a bad seat/TIM, warm ambient temps, case/AIO air flow configuration, etc.  Your temps do seem a bit higher than usual for a AIO kit.  I think some hover around 50c-60c with these kits since the Ti Turing pulls lots of power and in return run warmer in general.

As for the 2080/2080 Ti Black, it is the best bang for your buck especially for those that want to liquid cool.  No point in spending the extra for higher boost clocks when you have to either purchase a Hybrid or Hydro Copper.  If you're a bencher, yes you need to spend that extra $200-$400+ for better boost clocks only to realize your benching won't mean nothing in a short period of time while performance in game will be about the same.

I'm on stock air cooler. I get 1850-1900mhz steady. Sometimes it will jump up to 2000mhz but the power limit won't allow it and pushes it back down. If there was a bios to increase the power limit this card could easily go 2000mhz+ on air. I'm thinking about returning it to get a Hybrid 2080ti but no reviews on those yet so I'm waiting.
 
My OC settings with Afterburner:
-Powerlimit & Temp Limit: Max
-Core Clock +236
-Mem Clock +590
Max Fan speed.