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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 09:32:49
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TLDR? Who wants to watch a 17 minute video?!
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 09:39:52
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The new game ready drivers fixed all my problems so this video is hella irrelevant. I hate his videos. He has horrible rambling problems and never gets to the point. And when he does, he doesn't explain it well. TLDR: 1st: Underclock your card so when it boosts it won't require as much power! 2nd: Adjust Power Target in your OC utility to ensure that it always wants the highest amount of power. If you don't, when it tires to boost it won't get enough power and crash. Which is exactly what I have been saying as a potential fix paired with Studio Drivers. The GRD 100% fixed this issue and you don't need to adjust power scaling anymore.
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 09:48:01
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The new game ready drivers fixed all my problems
LOL. Really.
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
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vgerik1234
The new game ready drivers fixed all my problems
LOL. Really.
Installing the new drivers on my newly installed 3090 FTW3 Ultra RIGHT NOW to find out too!
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 09:50:43
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vgerik1234
The new game ready drivers fixed all my problems
LOL. Really.
Installing the new drivers on my newly installed 3090 FTW3 Ultra RIGHT NOW to find out too!
Such a revelation. Who would have thought.
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 09:54:08
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So then the driver is gona make sure the card dont boost as high? That be some funny stuff it one now could not get the card to clock over 2k now. Sure that's not it.
Be interesting to see some overclocking now.
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 10:06:18
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So then the driver is gona make sure the card dont boost as high? That be some funny stuff it one now could not get the card to clock over 2k now. Sure that's not it.
Be interesting to see some overclocking now.
I am still hitting 2065 fairly consistently with my previous OC on the new drivers. Some games and 3DMark runs let me hit it, others don't. No for sure idea why yet. My guess is thermal throttling happening WAYYYY too early. ICX reports spikes over 80C here and there, and that's when I see it drop lower than 2065 and never come back. If I have my side panel off its more stable. If you water the chip it probably will be no more issues. 1960MHZ is my almost guaranteed minimum though @ 100% usage.
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NexusPhase
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 10:20:11
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TLDR? Who wants to watch a 17 minute video?!
Basically he believes the crashes are cause by the core constantly changing and doing your best to lock it seems to stop crashing
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 11:35:26
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NexusPhase
AnonymousGuy
TLDR? Who wants to watch a 17 minute video?!
Basically he believes the crashes are cause by the core constantly changing and doing your best to lock it seems to stop crashing
That's a thing with Turing and Boost 4.0.....hmmm.
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 11:41:42
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He’s saying the voltage draw of 1.1v is causing instability and throttling. If the voltage is 1 you get a stable clock and no crashes. The clock spikes at 1.1v and voltage throttling caused noise which led to crashes which is why the all cards types crashed regardless of caps. This is what he’s saying. The driver today probably tweaked the voltage. One could just check in afterburner if they have a card and update it.
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NexusPhase
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 11:44:01
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He’s saying the voltage draw of 1.1v is causing instability and throttling. If the voltage is 1 you get a stable clock and no crashes. The clock spikes at 1.1v and voltage throttling caused noise which led to crashes which is why the all cards types crashed regardless of caps. This is what he’s saying. The driver today probably tweaked the voltage. One could just check in afterburner if they have a card and update it.
He has is stable at 1.1 when the core is locked at 2100 from what I saw
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 11:47:33
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NexusPhase
Bcassiman
He’s saying the voltage draw of 1.1v is causing instability and throttling. If the voltage is 1 you get a stable clock and no crashes. The clock spikes at 1.1v and voltage throttling caused noise which led to crashes which is why the all cards types crashed regardless of caps. This is what he’s saying. The driver today probably tweaked the voltage. One could just check in afterburner if they have a card and update it.
He has is stable at 1.1 when the core is locked at 2100 from what I saw
We must be watching a different video. In the game the clock goes all over the place until he drops it to 1. But maybe I’m missing something.
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 11:51:13
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NexusPhase
Don't really know this guy but maybe it will help someone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--YvuxE0xl4
I'm not impressed by Frame Chasers and don't trust his information. Don't take that dude's word for anything without fact checking it for yourself.
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NexusPhase
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 12:11:22
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NexusPhase
Don't really know this guy but maybe it will help someone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--YvuxE0xl4
I'm not impressed by Frame Chasers and don't trust his information.
Don't take that dude's word for anything without fact checking it for yourself.
Absolutely. It was a new video on the subject so I figured I would share. Maybe he's on to something maybe not
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 12:28:23
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NexusPhase
Don't really know this guy but maybe it will help someone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--YvuxE0xl4
I'm not impressed by Frame Chasers and don't trust his information.
Don't take that dude's word for anything without fact checking it for yourself.
Glad you could weigh in as an expert. Btw, how's that 2070 shunt mod going?
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Re: "RTX 3080 Problems FIXED, no crashes step by step guide"- Frame Chasers
2020/09/28 12:57:38
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NexusPhase
Don't really know this guy but maybe it will help someone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--YvuxE0xl4
Not his most articulate video, but I had no problem understanding what he was describing. Just typical wonky boost table behavior causing crashing, the occasional low voltage-high clock condition, needs to be smoothed out, maybe in the drivers but more likely in the bios. Pretty standard stuff.
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