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2019/01/04 20:56:53 (permalink)
Hello all
So I just received my RTX 2080 ftw3. Was wondering if anyone had any good stable overclock numbers I could try. The best I got was +300 on mem and +75 on core. Any input would be great.
New to overclocking and could use some solid advice.
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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/04 20:59:17 (permalink)
     
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    Groc650ti
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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/04 21:02:13 (permalink)
    Sorry about that..new to forums and such
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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/04 21:27:37 (permalink)
    I use the OC scan in Precision X1. The first card I had (it ultimately failed and was RMA'd) I did by hand though, it got 500 on memory and 50 on core, in the best circumstances. It crashed often though at that but I am unable to say it was due to the OC or the onset of the card failing.

    The new card I have. I have exclusively used the OC scan on PX1 only. No hand tuning. I didnt touch the mem but the OC Scan curve took it to 2,115 MHz.

    Here are the results if that interests you and shows my information.
    https://www.3dmark.com/spy/5670737

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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/04 22:21:40 (permalink)
    Using Precision X1 my memory is set at 750, clock is 6800.
    GPU is 186 (runs at 1920 Mhz).
    Voltage is set at 100%.
    Power is set at 124% (1050 mV).
    Target Power bounces between 144 and 203 watts (mostly under 200 watts).
    I'm running [link=mailto:SETI@HOME]SETI@HOME[/link] 24/7 and the usage is 100% GPU and 100% CPU.
    GPU temp is between 51 C and 57 C.
    The GPU drops a lot of frames (stutters) when I watch YouTube but that is to be expected when running SETI.
    I'm using a EVGA X299 motherboard with a Intel i9 7900X (Skylake-X) overclocked to 4,500 MHz cooled with a EVGA CLC (Rad. 280 X 140 mm).
    I could go to 4,900 MHz, but the AIO will not cool it below 90 C and it would run over 105 C.
    As it is the CPU hit 85 C at times.
    No overclocking the CPU voltage.
    The TIM (thermal paste) is the Noctura NH-1 because I had a i7 7800X and I wanted the 44 PCI-E lanes so I switched over to the i9 7900X.
    I also am using Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB overclocked  to 3000 MHz.
    I do believe that overclocking the motherboard helps with the overclock of the GPU but I could be wrong so if I am let me know.


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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/04 22:37:21 (permalink)
    jfw06013
    I do believe that overclocking the motherboard helps with the overclock of the GPU but I could be wrong so if I am let me know.




    You can OC the motherboard itself?

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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/04 22:55:30 (permalink)
    Yep.
    Look in your motherboard BIOS for the overclock also consult your motherboard manual about it.
    What motherboard do you have?


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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/04 23:23:29 (permalink)
    EVGA Z370 FTW. I'll have to look into that. I didnt know that was possible. I'm relatively new myself in overclocking so my knowledge limited.

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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/05 14:26:45 (permalink)
    What Intel CPU do you have?
    Some CPU's  are locked and cannot be overclocked.
    Google your CPU to find out, but  I do not think it is.
    You can look on the EVGA website and download the manual as a PDF and see the compatible cpu and ram for that motherboard.


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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/05 21:28:32 (permalink)
    What was your core boost number?
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    Re: RTX 2080 ftw3 2019/01/06 01:09:50 (permalink)
    Don't know right now.


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