Duppex77
Superclocked Member
- Total Posts : 217
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2015/09/17 07:44:49
- Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Just got my GTX 1080 ti SC2 Hybrid.
I am trying to find a stable OC.
I have MSI Afterburner + EVGA Precision XOC loaded.
Using MSI Afterburner, I have + 40 on the core.
When I run valley, the MSI + EVGA Core Clock shows around 1956 stable. But the Valley OSD shows a core clock of 2025.
Which one is correct?
If a try and put a + 60 or over I getting crashes
Asus X570 Dark Hero, Ryzen 5900x, 32GB Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz, RTX 3090 FE, 500GB Samsung 980 Pro, BX500 Crucial 2TB, Be-quit 500DX, Corsair AX1000, Razer Basilisk U, Asus Scope TKL Deluxe, ASUS PG279QM G-SYNC. ** I miss the days when EVGA made great GPU's - GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 HYBRID she was so Sexy *** 
|
rlb9682
FTW Member
- Total Posts : 1049
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2009/02/26 08:23:20
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 11
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 10:22:08
(permalink)
I think what you're seeing is the difference between the boost and the overclock. Also, the card will start throttling as the temps go higher.
Affiliate Code: PD1HHD50JK
|
arestavo
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6791
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2008/02/06 06:58:57
- Location: Through the Scary Door
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 76
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 10:25:22
(permalink)
Valley doesn't read the core or memory speeds correctly, it hasn't for a long time. PrecisionX or Afterburner will show you the correct readings (and hopefully you do NOT have both running at the same time! That can cause issues like BSODs or game crashes).
|
rjohnson11
EVGA Forum Moderator
- Total Posts : 84237
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2004/10/05 12:44:35
- Location: Netherlands
- Status: online
- Ribbons : 85
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 10:26:45
(permalink)
arestavo
Valley doesn't read the core or memory speeds correctly, it hasn't for a long time. PrecisionX or Afterburner will show you the correct readings (and hopefully you do NOT have both running at the same time! That can cause issues like BSODs or game crashes).
+1, don't run both at the same time!
|
Duppex77
Superclocked Member
- Total Posts : 217
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2015/09/17 07:44:49
- Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 10:48:04
(permalink)
Thanks for everyone's advice.
What is an good not extreme OC for the Memory, in Mhz?
I am currently at 5603Mhz with a + 100 in MSI Afterburner and not sure how much further to push it.
Also my core clock seems only able to hit 1980 :-(
Thanks again for the advice
Asus X570 Dark Hero, Ryzen 5900x, 32GB Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz, RTX 3090 FE, 500GB Samsung 980 Pro, BX500 Crucial 2TB, Be-quit 500DX, Corsair AX1000, Razer Basilisk U, Asus Scope TKL Deluxe, ASUS PG279QM G-SYNC. ** I miss the days when EVGA made great GPU's - GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 HYBRID she was so Sexy ***
|
bcavnaugh
The Crunchinator
- Total Posts : 38516
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2012/09/18 17:31:18
- Location: USA Affiliate E5L3CTGE12 Associate 9E88QK5L7811G3H
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 282
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 10:52:51
(permalink)
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
|
arestavo
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6791
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2008/02/06 06:58:57
- Location: Through the Scary Door
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 76
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 10:59:16
(permalink)
Duppex77
Thanks for everyone's advice.
What is an good not extreme OC for the Memory, in Mhz?
I am currently at 5603Mhz with a + 100 in MSI Afterburner and not sure how much further to push it.
Also my core clock seems only able to hit 1980 :-(
Thanks again for the advice
Every card is different, but the top end for the 1080 Tis GPU seems to be 2074 or so MHz. Most top out around 2000 to 2050 for stability. Of note is that overclocking the VRAM can LOWER your max stable GPU clockspeed. Why? It requires extra power to push the VRAM higher, taking that power away from the GPU core - and with the 1080 Ti, hitting the power limit that Nvidia imposes happens a lot. So if you find that your GPU clockspeeds drop down a lot in certain games, try lowering the VRAM overclock to see if that helps.
|
Duppex77
Superclocked Member
- Total Posts : 217
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2015/09/17 07:44:49
- Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 11:01:11
(permalink)
bcavnaugh
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
Interesting. What core clocks are you getting when gaming with +190? I am only putting a +40 on the Core, using MSI Afterburner and getting Core Clocks around the 1940 to 1960 Mhz. Am I missing something 
Asus X570 Dark Hero, Ryzen 5900x, 32GB Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz, RTX 3090 FE, 500GB Samsung 980 Pro, BX500 Crucial 2TB, Be-quit 500DX, Corsair AX1000, Razer Basilisk U, Asus Scope TKL Deluxe, ASUS PG279QM G-SYNC. ** I miss the days when EVGA made great GPU's - GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 HYBRID she was so Sexy ***
|
bcavnaugh
The Crunchinator
- Total Posts : 38516
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2012/09/18 17:31:18
- Location: USA Affiliate E5L3CTGE12 Associate 9E88QK5L7811G3H
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 282
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 11:09:27
(permalink)
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
Interesting. What core clocks are you getting when gaming with +190?
I am only putting a +40 on the Core, using MSI Afterburner and getting Core Clocks around the 1940 to 1960 Mhz.
Am I missing something
2088MHz most of the time but on my AMD only 2075MHz Luck of the Dice or Cards, Two Cards are a Pair of Aces and the one Card in my AMD is only a Queen.
post edited by bcavnaugh - 2017/05/20 11:31:23
|
Duppex77
Superclocked Member
- Total Posts : 217
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2015/09/17 07:44:49
- Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 11:14:42
(permalink)
bcavnaugh
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
Interesting. What core clocks are you getting when gaming with +190?
I am only putting a +40 on the Core, using MSI Afterburner and getting Core Clocks around the 1940 to 1960 Mhz.
Am I missing something
2088MHz most of the time but on my AMD only 2075MHz
Luck of the Dice.
What would you say is the in game FPS difference, with a Core clock of 1960 to 2075MHz? Should I be OK with a card that can only get to 1960/80MHz I know its a luck thing, but are most of 1080 ti users hitting 2000Mhz+
Asus X570 Dark Hero, Ryzen 5900x, 32GB Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz, RTX 3090 FE, 500GB Samsung 980 Pro, BX500 Crucial 2TB, Be-quit 500DX, Corsair AX1000, Razer Basilisk U, Asus Scope TKL Deluxe, ASUS PG279QM G-SYNC. ** I miss the days when EVGA made great GPU's - GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 HYBRID she was so Sexy ***
|
arestavo
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6791
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2008/02/06 06:58:57
- Location: Through the Scary Door
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 76
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 11:39:05
(permalink)
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
Interesting. What core clocks are you getting when gaming with +190?
I am only putting a +40 on the Core, using MSI Afterburner and getting Core Clocks around the 1940 to 1960 Mhz.
Am I missing something
2088MHz most of the time but on my AMD only 2075MHz
Luck of the Dice.
What would you say is the in game FPS difference, with a Core clock of 1960 to 2075MHz?
Should I be OK with a card that can only get to 1960/80MHz
I know its a luck thing, but are most of 1080 ti users hitting 2000Mhz+
The difference isn't significant enough to worry about. We are talking 1 to 4% actual, real world difference.
|
Duppex77
Superclocked Member
- Total Posts : 217
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2015/09/17 07:44:49
- Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 11:41:17
(permalink)
arestavo
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
Interesting. What core clocks are you getting when gaming with +190?
I am only putting a +40 on the Core, using MSI Afterburner and getting Core Clocks around the 1940 to 1960 Mhz.
Am I missing something
2088MHz most of the time but on my AMD only 2075MHz
Luck of the Dice.
What would you say is the in game FPS difference, with a Core clock of 1960 to 2075MHz?
Should I be OK with a card that can only get to 1960/80MHz
I know its a luck thing, but are most of 1080 ti users hitting 2000Mhz+
The difference isn't significant enough to worry about. We are talking 1 to 4% actual, real world difference.
Ta 
Asus X570 Dark Hero, Ryzen 5900x, 32GB Crucial Ballistix 3600mhz, RTX 3090 FE, 500GB Samsung 980 Pro, BX500 Crucial 2TB, Be-quit 500DX, Corsair AX1000, Razer Basilisk U, Asus Scope TKL Deluxe, ASUS PG279QM G-SYNC. ** I miss the days when EVGA made great GPU's - GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 HYBRID she was so Sexy ***
|
bcavnaugh
The Crunchinator
- Total Posts : 38516
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2012/09/18 17:31:18
- Location: USA Affiliate E5L3CTGE12 Associate 9E88QK5L7811G3H
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 282
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 11:57:44
(permalink)
Duppex77
arestavo
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
Interesting. What core clocks are you getting when gaming with +190?
I am only putting a +40 on the Core, using MSI Afterburner and getting Core Clocks around the 1940 to 1960 Mhz.
Am I missing something
2088MHz most of the time but on my AMD only 2075MHz
Luck of the Dice.
What would you say is the in game FPS difference, with a Core clock of 1960 to 2075MHz?
Should I be OK with a card that can only get to 1960/80MHz
I know its a luck thing, but are most of 1080 ti users hitting 2000Mhz+
The difference isn't significant enough to worry about. We are talking 1 to 4% actual, real world difference.
Ta
+1 It only really makes a difference running programs like GPU Folding & BOINC GPU Projects.
|
Sajin
EVGA Forum Moderator
- Total Posts : 49079
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/06/07 21:11:51
- Location: Texas, USA.
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 199
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/05/20 15:27:06
(permalink)
arestavo
Valley doesn't read the core or memory speeds correctly, it hasn't for a long time.
+1
|
StBean
New Member
- Total Posts : 3
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2017/04/04 15:09:45
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/12/19 22:37:05
(permalink)
I would get crashes often too when overclocking, but after some driver updates(nvidia) and the current msi afterburner ive been running stable. The hybrid cooler is amazing, my temps never go above 50. Heres my overclock settings in afterburner and temps.
post edited by StBean - 2017/12/19 22:56:27
|
Gawg36
iCX Member
- Total Posts : 376
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2016/07/28 15:58:52
- Location: Japan (Work) U.K (home)
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 1
Re: GTX 1080 ti, Real Core/Mem Clock Readings?
2017/12/20 04:34:42
(permalink)
bcavnaugh
Duppex77
bcavnaugh
I use GPU Shark for Monitoring my GPU and I Overclock the GPU only with XOC.
I Overclock the GPU +230 General use +200 for benchmarking and +190 for Gaming.
I do not overclock the GPU Memory.
Interesting. What core clocks are you getting when gaming with +190?
I am only putting a +40 on the Core, using MSI Afterburner and getting Core Clocks around the 1940 to 1960 Mhz.
Am I missing something
2088MHz most of the time but on my AMD only 2075MHz
Luck of the Dice or Cards, Two Cards are a Pair of Aces and the one Card in my AMD is only a Queen.
Well done mate! You really lucked out on the Silicon lottery there! I don't know about the AMD card enough to comment, but "2088MHz most of the time." Is really top 5%, or better! My FTW3 (which I like a lot) can accept a simple +40MHz on core, but stability I use 1bin lower, so +26MHz basic offset. Voltage set to half way up the XOC slider, power 120% (slave bios), temp 88c set, and memory +400MHz. Luckily this 400MHz+ on vram doesn't lower the core as far as I can tell from benches etc, and many hours gaming. I won't put it higher though although it can go over 500MHz + easily. Important bit. While gaming and benching there are variances but my core runs at 2025MHz and 2012MHz most of the time. It's highest spike is 2038MHz. Stable. But your average is over 50MHz better than mine. I consider my GPU core to be average, but I'm happy with that. 2,088Mhz running - just wow! 
post edited by Gawg36 - 2017/12/20 04:38:09
1. Taichi z370. i7 8086k @ 5,2GHz Stable. 16GB G.Skill Trident Z @ 3,000MHz. EVGA GTX 1080ti FTW3. Acer XB270HU IPS 1440p 144Hz Refresh with G-Sync. PSU Corsair AX850. Cloud two cans, and Creative T20 stereo. Realtek HD on board sound.
|