Any  testing on my 2080ti ftw3 the vram stays about 60C max, thats on air at +700 memory and +120 clock. This seems to be about the best i can get on air right now.

nice temperature for the vram...i cant even overclock because of the vram goes to 90s on stuck...i am thinking of rma..
did you try GPUPI 3.3.2  like i have in the screenshot?

Ok heres what i got after gpu stress for 15min
150+clock / 900+memory
max temp overall on package - 71c
memory left of core - 54c
memory above core - 85c
memory right of core (near vrm) - 85c
core temp 72c
vrm choke area - 54c
 
sorry i couldnt screen shot i'm on my laptop monitoring something atm
 
 

mcgman80
Ok heres what i got after gpu stress for 15min
150+clock / 900+memory
max temp overall on package - 71c
memory left of core - 54c
memory above core - 85c
memory right of core (near vrm) - 85c
core temp 72c
vrm choke area - 54c
 
sorry i couldnt screen shot i'm on my laptop monitoring something atm
 
 

nice overclock..vram is hot but not too hot considering your overclock mine gets to 90+ on stuck lol can you download the gpupi and tell me the results please on the opencl ? i just want to know why i am failing this while i was passing it on my 1080 ti thanks.

NDoss

mcgman80
Ok heres what i got after gpu stress for 15min
150+clock / 900+memory
max temp overall on package - 71c
memory left of core - 54c
memory above core - 85c
memory right of core (near vrm) - 85c
core temp 72c
vrm choke area - 54c
 
sorry i couldnt screen shot i'm on my laptop monitoring something atm
 
 

nice overclock..vram is hot but not too hot considering your overclock mine gets to 90+ on stuck lol can you download the gpupi and tell me the results please on the opencl ? i just want to know why i am failing this while i was passing it on my 1080 ti thanks.

 sure no problem i will get to it when i get home later.  is there a direct link to the download so i dont get caught up with bloatware ?  pls post.

NDoss
thank you
the link is
www. overclockers.at/downloads/projects/GPUPI%203.3.2.zip
delete the space after www.
If you also fail then it could be the software needs to be updated to support the new rtx series.. I just want to make sure it's not faulty hardware..

It needs a update, It crashes with my 2080 TI FTW3 just like the screenshot you posted. Running it with the Titan X Pascal also in my system it runs all the way thru fine.

Jealous of the cards in his thread, pretty sure I lost the silicon lottery.  Seems like my FTW3 has almost no headroom.  OC Scanner recommends +104Mhz, but Fire strike crashes within the first 10 seconds at anything over +40Mhz.  (+124% power limit).  I've never seen my core go above 69C, memory never above 80C

Maybe we need an updated version to support the new RTX Cards
I am saying this because their is a Known Issue with with OpenCL on the RTX Platform.
mat 05.04.2018 12416
After months of hard work we proudly announce the official release of GPUPI 3. The third generation of our Compute Benchmark is now finally feature complete. Version 3 brings integrated hardware detection via HWiNFO, a new Mixed Multi-GPU Mode to unite different GPUs like AMD and NVIDIA, a brand new Command Line Mode, a new logo and a major speedup for all devices and platforms!
Downloads:

• GPUPI 3.3.2
• GPUPI 3.3.2 - Legacy Version (only for old systems! Supports XP, 32 bit, OpenCL 1.1 and GeForce 200 to 500 Series)

 
 
https://www.overclockers.at/news/gpupi-3-is-now-official
New Hardware supported

• Titan V
• Vega 56 und Vega 64
• Threadripper
• Coffee Lake
• Intel Xeon Phi (Many Integrated Core Architecture)
• Raven Ridge (Ryzen 5 2400G, Ryzen 3 2200G)
• Ryzen 2

Optimizations of the Pi Algorithm
For the first time since GPUPI 1.x the code inside the calculation core was improved. GPUPI had some speed increases before but only because new hardware was officially supported/optimized or new CUDA/OpenCL versions introduced new features that GPUPI could use for improvements to stay on the edge of what's out there. This time we were able to trim the whole core and especially the 128 bit integer calculations. The compute kernels are now cleaner than ever and need less code paths to be backwards compatible. Additionally the comparability between different hardware architectures and driver platforms is now better than ever. Last but not least it offers a huge speedup to calculate pi faster on all compatible devices.
We know that the difference in speed brings up the question of credibility to compare different hardware. It also forces overclockers around the world to rebench their hardware to stay on top of the ranks. We thought hard about this and decided to go for it and push things forward for the benefit of releasing the best version of GPUPI, that we can currently offer. For detailed information about these implications please read our remarks on the HWBOT forums here and here.
The following performance improvements have been implemented in GPUPI 3:

• Optimized 128 bit integer arithmetics
• Support for CUDA 9.x with reduced kernel call latency and Memory Reduction with Warp Shuffeling (NVIDIA Pascal and above)
• Improved kernel synchronization for OpenCL to reduce overhead

 

TSGoofy
Just overclocked my 2080 Ti Ultra. +110/+950. Afterburner score of 14,188. Tried same settings with X1 so I can monitor Memory temps and can only reach a score of 13,700. Adding any more core clock just reduces the overall score, max memory temps I saw was 83* and the GPU at 69* after 10 minutes of stress. Better scores with afterburner? X1 still in beta.. could that be the cause, I dont see how it would make a difference but it did.

Background apps running, was X1 OSD running?

TSGoofy
No and no.. :shrug:

:shrug:

slicer2k
RTX 2080 TI FTW:
 
CORE 65-68ºc
 
Memory 
 
Left: 65
Above 70
right 75
 
O/C:
 
Core 2100(+120Mhz)
RAM:  7370(+370Mhz)

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