HKMichaelKing

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I am from today a proud owner of the EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC2 !!!
 
I am trying to figure out, ( and i know this might have been asked again) but i haven't found the answer yet, if i can change the color of the Led Logo from white to somthing else. I found the Nvidia visualizer tool which can change the lighting pattern etc but not the actual color.
 
Is there a way to do it or my card simply does not support that ?
 
Thanks in advance

you need download EVGA Precision XOC
 

I have but the LED section is Greyed out....

 
Got to get some new cables, they were too short to route out the back and over the top of the card. Apart from that, auto overclocks to 2055mhz @ 71-73c  and at very low noiselevels.
 
Tried changing the led though and that insta-crashes precision.

Ok, so here is my PC with my new EVGA 1080 Ti SC2 Hybrid Gaming installed:
 

 
A note to EVGA engineers, in a 61 cm tall case like my Corsair Obsidian 800D it is impossible to mount radiator anywhere except where I put it and using lower PCI-Express slot is out of the question -- the hoses are too short.
 
 

pzspah

 
Got to get some new cables, they were too short to route out the back and over the top of the card.

 
I would grab a EVGA Powerlink and see if you're able to route your cables that way.  If the fans are in the way, I would see if the fans can be placed in the front compartment if possible since I can't tell what case you're using atm. 

While testing the new CPU and GPU while stock.

Hi all, just got the FTW3 running with 7700K and 16GB of DDR4 running at 3000Mhz. I've been trying the card out on GTA5 with all settings turned up MSAA x4 and Grass ultra (including the advanced settings) at 1080p. I'm still struggling to achieve 60FPS in grass dense areas, is this normal or is something wrong with my set up?

Do you have v-sync enabled in the game?

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Do you have v-sync enabled in the game?

I have it disabled in-game but enabled via Nvidia control panel. I read something about changing the V-sync to adaptive will improve performance?