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2021/10/24 16:52:10 (permalink)
Hey all! Can someone please school me on what reliability voltage means? Hopefully the links to the pics work (haven't done this in a while). Anyhow my 3080ti is on the OC bios and running stock settings while playing MW2 multiplayer and Warzone I get what the pic's show "Reliability Voltage". I think I might have a inkling of what it means but verification from someone more knowledgeable would put mind mind at ease, or not. So any feedback on what that is and if I should be concerned or not would be greatly appreciated. Thank all! 
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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/24 17:07:49 (permalink)
    https://imgur.com/gallery/Tmnzyhr This is what I have been trying to get to work. Think I got it this time.

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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/24 17:13:42 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby MDG73 2021/10/24 17:30:29
    It's the reason it won't boost any higher at that particular moment. It always has a reason for not boosting to infinity. I have always understood "Voltage reliability" to be a stability limit. "If I go any faster at this voltage I may not be stable...so I'm not boosting any higher."
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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/24 17:32:28 (permalink)
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    It's the reason it won't boost any higher at that particular moment. It always has a reason for not boosting to infinity. I have always understood "Voltage reliability" to be a stability limit. "If I go any faster at this voltage I may not be stable...so I'm not boosting any higher."


    Awesome, thank you! I had just never seen that before so it freaked me out a little. Appreciate the quick reply :) 

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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/24 17:46:25 (permalink)
    That's an insane amount of crap on a screen.
     
    I agree with the response above.  Increase core voltage, if possible, if you want it to boost higher.
     


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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/24 18:43:11 (permalink)
    OP, what res are you gaming at?  Clearly the game is a very light load since you are able to reach max clock and voltage without hitting the power limit.
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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/24 23:19:36 (permalink)
    I believe it's just the highest voltage it will allow.
    You can try raising the voltage limit, but I'm not sure it does much on 30 series cards.

    You can also increase the core frequency offset which will drive up the power and you'll start running into the power limit instead of voltage limit. Either way, something will step in and start limiting the card.
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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/25 00:06:16 (permalink)
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    OP, what res are you gaming at?  Clearly the game is a very light load since you are able to reach max clock and voltage without hitting the power limit.


    He posted an SS of what looks like warzone. 81% gpu utilization isn't too bad. I never play it so I don't have any data to compare.

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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/25 03:56:00 (permalink)
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    That's an insane amount of crap on a screen.
     
    I agree with the response above.  Increase core voltage, if possible, if you want it to boost higher.
     



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    Re: Reliability Voltage? 2021/10/25 04:02:14 (permalink)
    kevinc313
    OP, what res are you gaming at?  Clearly the game is a very light load since you are able to reach max clock and voltage without hitting the power limit.


    kevinc313,
      GloR1ous is correct, the main game I play is warzone. The resolution is a LG27GP850 1440p monitor.

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