So, back on topic, did the OP ever try their card with the CPU and system memory running at stock speeds? Like I said, it has been found by numerous people prior -- who were sure that their overclock was stable because their overclock was previously stable with a different card -- that the turing GPU is less stable with overclocked CPU or especially with overclocked system memory. Some people were so sure that their overclock wasn't the problem, that when they found out that they were wrong, they dedicated PSA threads for everyone else with similar issues to know that it really is a thing that you have to test. I believe that there are at least two threads on the subject with replies from others affirming the conclusion.

All the other cross-talk in this thread isn't very helpful. I wish that the OP would respond.

ty_ger07
So, back on topic, did the OP ever try their card with the CPU and system memory running at stock speeds? Like I said, it has been found by numerous people prior -- who were sure that their overclock was stable because their overclock was previously stable with a different card -- that the turing GPU is less stable with overclocked CPU or especially with overclocked system memory. Some people were so sure that their overclock wasn't the problem, that when they found out that they were wrong, they dedicated PSA threads for everyone else with similar issues to know that it really is a thing that you have to test. I believe that there are at least two threads on the subject with replies from others affirming the conclusion.

All the other cross-talk in this thread isn't very helpful. I wish that the OP would respond.

Ok so I did a lot of extra testing because I contacted the company I bought it from and I've arranged for a collection with DPD tomorrow to return the card. The graphics Card is 100% Faulty, I reset my BIOS even though I hated doing that because I had a lot of Custom Overclock settings but everything was reset to default stock clock and the exact same thing happens. Even with out any drivers and having used DDU in safe mode the desktop crashed every few seconds. I managed to get a hold of a friends GTX 1080ti for testing and that card works perfectly fine and I also tested the 2080ti in his system and it was faulty up on boot with fresh drivers. My system was and is working fine with out any issues for months and my old GTX 1080ti was working fine for almost 2 years so the issue here is not my system as I thought so.
 
This has been a horrible experience because during the holidays I wanted to do some gaming with my £1k+ card but it only lasted me literally whole 2 days, I only got to try RTX once in Battlefield 5 and honestly it was not a very smooth experience because DX12 implantation in BF5 has issues with stuttering and bad frame pacing. After making a post on the NVIDIA subreddit my post was deleted THREE TIMES with out any reason given by the mods, So I made a post on the Geforce forums and I noticed ton of people which were having problems with their 20 series card and not just the 2080ti FE as NVIDIA claims.
 
Although I'm sure there are working cards out there the fault rate of these 20 series cards seems to be very high and considering the price they are asking for them you would expect better quality control. Either way I think this is NVIDIA worst graphics card line up in ages.
 
Here are 2 more videos:
 
Assassin's Creed Odyssey - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTweo6qP6qw
Unigine Valley - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fr0QdkFQmA8
And some pictures of Just Cause 4: - https://imgur.com/a/tHQqiEv
 

My System Spec: https://i.imgur.com/9Py0nO9.jpg
 
CPU: Intel i9 9900k (Overclocked to 5ghz but tested at stock settings also)
CPU Cooler: Hydro Series H150i PRO RGB Liquid CPU Cooler
Memory: Corsair DDR4 3200Mhz 32GB  (Using X.M.P in BIOS but also set the ram back to 2133mhz with out X.M.P)
Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero XI Hero Z390 
Power Supply: Super Flower Leadex Platinum 1000W 
SSD: Samsung 970 Pro 512GB 
OS: Windows 10 Home 64bit (Version 1809)

Flonkam

ty_ger07
All the other cross-talk in this thread isn't very helpful. I wish that the OP would respond.

Remember, if someone has decided that a particular issue can't be the cause of a problem, he probably won't bother listening to anyone who suggests otherwise.
 
 

dalten22
My 2080TI Black Edition died too...But i'm going on almost 10 days waiting on an RMA replacement to be sent, it seems there's a pretty severe problem in the supply chain.

What I think is a pretty severe problem is the fact that you have been waiting for ten days on a replacement, yet the 2080 Ti BE that I ordered on the 24th was sent out yesterday. According to my view, warranty replacements should take precedence over new sales. I know I wouldn't appreciate it if I were waiting on a replacement for a defective card and discovered that new cards were being shipped out.

I just did respond if you read up.
 
Thanks.

At this point I'm trying to figure out if i should try get a refund or accept a replacement, I really don't want to take my chances for another faulty graphics card, I might just look for a used 1080ti and go back to that GPU again. Not sure what to do right now but hopefully the driver will pick up the 2080ti tomorrow and return to the place I bought it from.

Got an email just now saying My 2080 TI replacement is on the way.  Requested 12/18, shipped on 12/28 and scheduled to arrive Jan 8th because apparently... it has to hitch hike it's way here?  Oh well, hope it's a keeper. 

So much I Want it Now, maybe we need to just dump the Holidays altogether and change the work hours to 20 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week and No Vacations and No Holidays. Oh but then you would also be at work and would never be at home to even turn on your computer.
Last December I went through an RMA and it took almost 26 Days.
22 Dec 2017 I Received an Item and on 22 Dec 2017 an RMA was Requested and over time was approved and was then Shipped on 9 or 10 Jan 2018 and I Received the New Product on 1/17/2018
So in all the RMA took 3 Weeks, 5 Days or 26 Days.
But I did not create a Thread or even Post about it and complain to the world.
Just saying things happen, Oh wait your RMA Card is stuck in Small Town in a Snow Storm for 4 Days Oops.
But I guess I really should have posted this over here Slow RMA?
But in the End December and January are just not the best time to have to RMA or even Buy sometimes.

Flonkam

bcavnaugh
But I did not create a Thread or even Post about it and complain to the world.

To be honest, I think you have an interesting idea of what 'complaining' means. It seems to include 'calmly sharing one's view about an issue'.
 
But more to the point, I think you are misunderstanding the subject. It clearly doesn't have anything to do with shipping or snow storms, because as I said, I ordered a card on the 24th and it arrived today, exactly on schedule. A person who orders a new card gets precedence over a person who has already paid for his card and received a defective product. The only thing that I can think of is that the policy is to test the card and send it back if it is in fact not faulty.
 
In my case, it has nothing to do with impatience, as it hasn't affected me at all--I was just offering my opinion that it seems wrong that someone with a defective product doesn't get precedence over new orders, but c'est la vie.

Yeah Right
This is the Subject "Well my EVGA 2080ti Black Edition Died after Just two days!"
It happen, Dec/Jan is just not the best time of year for an RMA, Normal EVGA RMA is within a Week.
Work Days only and not Holiday in the Time for Processing.

Yes I guess I Could have done a cross-ship RMA process as well. The Money Means a lot to us all.
When you register your card at that time you can even buy and Advance RMA and EVGA tells you all about it at that time.
Then there are also other reasons to register the day you get and before you even install it.
Step-Up Program is one that comes to mind well in the first 14 Days that is.
I have seen Post that members do not register there product until they need to create an RMA, even years later.
 
"that's another $1300 charge on someone's credit card accruing interest as time goes by"
I would use a Card with a Zero Balance and it will be taken care of before interest would be charged.
 
Know the company you are going to be buying from before you Buy, EVGA has it laid very well. 

Terms & Conditions

• EVGA Warranty
• EVGA Extended Warranty
• How To RMA
• EVGA Advanced RMA
• EVGA Step-Up

But it is really is a bummer that sometime we have to go through the process, I have done it a few time now with EVGA.
You are NOT going to get this Service from MSI or ASUS or any other Company out there.
MSI it took 2 Months for me to complete an RMA with them and with ASUS Server MB 3 Months.

broli
True but that's normal consumers' mindset no?  If we're paying $1300+ for a product, the expectation is it better damn work and properly tested for quality assurance.  It cost more than an iPhone so the expectation is it's high quality and service.
 
I actually did register it the first day I got it knowing it could potentially be bad due to the negative press on the 2080 Ti's, but don't remember seeing advance RMA.  Might of just missed it, but it definitely could of been recommended more prominently during the RMA submission process like a pop-up or banner saying something along the lines of "We highly recommend our Advance RMA service over standard RMA due to the tier and price of your product"

You are correct in that.
Well I just $3200.00 on two cards, I sure hope that I do not need to start an RMA on one of them or both being an SLI setup.
And YES I will buy the Extended Warranty this time the 10 Year.
You also pay for a 5 or 10 Year Extended Warranty when you register your Card.
I get the 5 Year on all my EVGA Products, for me after 5 year the tech is to old.