d0zer44also for 1070 yes
dmannaI got my RMA today, it was definitely a refurbished GTX 1080 FTW. I can see a couple of small scratches on the top of the card where the logo is. I noticed the card ran a little hotter than my first card. Hopeufully there are no issues with it. To early to tell.
jaju123dmannaI got my RMA today, it was definitely a refurbished GTX 1080 FTW. I can see a couple of small scratches on the top of the card where the logo is. I noticed the card ran a little hotter than my first card. Hopeufully there are no issues with it. To early to tell.My replacement card is also scratched somehow when I got it out the box and has worse overclock-ability. I don't really care though because it actually works. Scratch can be seen on the bottom part of this pic that I took when I inspected the card when it arrived.
velo-xI am scared ****less. Just had a random out of the blue black screen one minute into BF1 session. It locked up hard with Black screens on my displays, the fan was a bit louder. Computer rebooted 20 seconds later by itself, It booted to windows and got another blackscreen 30 seconds later and it rebooted again. Event logger said something about kernel-power. I really really hope its not my FTW ( bought July 14th )
drpeixotoHey guys, long time EVGA customer but first time forum user here.Ran into this same issue with my EVGA GTX 1080 FTW (08G-P4-6286-KR) late last week. I bought the card on the 30th of August but only got to use it in October because it arrived just as I left on vacation. GTA V and Mafia III all ran smoothly at max 1440p, but last week I started running into the black screen + 100% fan issue when playing The Witcher 3 (the crash would always happen during dialog cutscenes). I checked out this thread and tried out a few "fixes" but nothing worked probably due to the hardware nature of the issue. Due to the date of purchase it seems I received one of the messed up units, so I sent a support ticket on Monday to see next steps but have yet to receive a response. Hopefully will get this resolved soon. As I side note, yesterday I tried reducing the GPU clock by 100Mhz as some have suggested as a short-term solution while waiting for EVGA feedback and can confirm it has been working, at least for now. I have seen my card going as high as 2025Mhz with no overclock whatsoever, and I'm pretty sure the crash occurs when this spikes even higher, so there's something definitely amiss there.
M3StangJust happened today while playing infinite warfare on a 1070 SC. Going to do the BIOS update if I can find it. If not then RMA this card is starting to be more trouble then its worth. Just got a 1440p monitor and it started this crap. Running my 2 1080p monitors as well. I miss my 1060 :(.
d0zer44drpeixotoHey guys, long time EVGA customer but first time forum user here.Ran into this same issue with my EVGA GTX 1080 FTW (08G-P4-6286-KR) late last week. I bought the card on the 30th of August but only got to use it in October because it arrived just as I left on vacation. GTA V and Mafia III all ran smoothly at max 1440p, but last week I started running into the black screen + 100% fan issue when playing The Witcher 3 (the crash would always happen during dialog cutscenes). I checked out this thread and tried out a few "fixes" but nothing worked probably due to the hardware nature of the issue. Due to the date of purchase it seems I received one of the messed up units, so I sent a support ticket on Monday to see next steps but have yet to receive a response. Hopefully will get this resolved soon. As I side note, yesterday I tried reducing the GPU clock by 100Mhz as some have suggested as a short-term solution while waiting for EVGA feedback and can confirm it has been working, at least for now. I have seen my card going as high as 2025Mhz with no overclock whatsoever, and I'm pretty sure the crash occurs when this spikes even higher, so there's something definitely amiss there.Let us know. I am also waiting for my replacement card. I tried all the "fixes" like you and nothing worked for me.