+100 with OCX 6.1.14  stable 24/7  probably more left in it -- but I need rock solid stable
 
GPU 2088 MHz and 45 C

I must have a bad one as well. +75 on cc/+400 on mc

My SC Black boosts to about 1950mhz stable with voltage/powerlimit/temp limit maxed.  About 50C.  but anything past +55mhz it starts to get unstable.  

2000mhz is probably the most stable i can get with a custom voltage curve.  

Andrew_WOT
I must have gotten super bad one, the best I can do is +80 w/o crashing Valley benchmark, stock or overvoltage, this is the highest it goes.
And even with that OC, while benchmark is quite stable, most games just crash after while. It also had some issue with temp leds, MEM led showing temp for GPU and vice versa. Perhaps something that was build on Monday.
Sending this POS back.

Edward_Teach
I must have a bad one as well. +75 on cc/+400 on mc

Step #1 - Wait 5 months after release of Founders card for the FTW Hybrid after ignoring or just not researching what you are after.
Step #2 - Get lower clocks than a Founders card
Step #3 - Complain about it
Side-Step - Get stuck having to use Precision instead of Afterburner to use features on the card.

I've hit over 2100 on my regular 1080ti Hybrid.  I'll get results in the morning.  It's in the basement, so it's at cool 45C there.
It's at 2133 on the GPU and just 5503 on the memory, folding away 24-7.

This is all nice and dandy.
Next time please read the Subject of the thread before posting. 

+1
 
That is why I listed my boost clock & temp because they are tied together, when measuring performance with Nvidia Boost 3.0

smackey
How are you guys getting this kind of overclock? I'm only +50 without the touching the memory and i feel like it's already struggling. It's on slave bios with 127 power level and voltage slider all the way up. Hovering between 2025-2037 depending on the temps. Btw, im doing manual overclock not boost 3.0

Nvidia Boost 3.0 is Automatic
 
The GPU will run to the max MHz with Voltage and Temps feeding the info to Nvidia Boost 3.0, which will override any manual clocking
 
Keeping the GPU Cold is key to good clocks
 
Room 23C / 73F
 
Power & Temp Target full right
 
Fan 60 - 80 %
 
Slave BIOS selected
 
Currently testing stability GPUs 42-43 C, +110 = 2100 MHz 

smackey
 
my max temp is 55C while underload so i don't know why i'm not getting a good overclock. It's also hitting the power limit and i'm seeing 1.93 voltage. Is there i can do to at least keep the boost clock steady instead of bouncing all over the place?

Lower than 50c will help keep the clocks more steady. Not hitting the power limit will also help keep the clocks more steady.

My cards are using stock fans - connected in the Stock way - Card controls fans - Custom curve (for the Power & Memory) fan
 
I am currently testing on an open bench setup (modded old server case )
 
So, air flow is not an issue I have to worry about
 

hello, sorry for reviving this thread from the past
 
Was a FTW 1080Hybrid owner until August where I got a deal for a 1080Ti MSI Seahwak X.pretty decent OCer at 2088Mhz core and +600Mhz on memory
 
But I was keen to come back to EVGA and last week I managed to find a good price for a used card of that model the FTW3 Hybrid 1080Ti
 
Just started to play with it last night
using Voltage/Freq curve method in MSI AB, card is stableish at 2075Mhz core(+75Mhz) and 12,200Mhz memory(+600Mhz).
Somehow stable since Benchmark like Heaven or Superposition are OK, but games crash after 15-20min session
 
Looks like I ma Voltage capped from the get go when the game starts and it eventually crash without any other warning (power or temp limits are fine)
 
Temps for example are in low 50s
 
I think the card is on the master BIOS since power target limit is 117% but can you guys give some hints what I should look at with this Voltage cap?
 
I know there is a unlocked Power/voltage Bios I could cross flash and with the Dual Bios on the card,Its all safe to recover if something goes wrong but maybe there are other options before I do this
 
any advice appreciated