GGTV-Jon

rsclfans

Sajin
 
Not normal. Try powering your card with two pci-e power cables. Power the 6-pin with pci-e 1 from your psu, and power the 8-pin with pci-e 3.

Thanks, everything seems to work properly :)

Please tell us you were not using a cable splitter

yes  I used a cable splitter 

rsclfans

GGTV-Jon

rsclfans

Sajin

Not normal. Try powering your card with two pci-e power cables. Power the 6-pin with pci-e 1 from your psu, and power the 8-pin with pci-e 3.

Thanks, everything seems to work properly :)

Please tell us you were not using a cable splitter

yes  I used a cable splitter 

And now you know better

Flashing My EVGA 2080Ti XC Gaming



Pre Flash BIOS  (stock)

 
Post Flash BIOS (updated)

GTXMan

yapchagi
after this firmware update, my previous OC crashed at +150 on the core clock. Now I have to tone it down to +125 :(

But are you actually experiencing lower sustained/peak clocks? The reality is that offsets do not always directly translate to higher/lower clocks.

@yapchagi

The Numbers in my post #74 above, show that the new BIOS increases the Factory clocks .... so of course your past OC is Now too High
 
--->  Post Flash GPU is 1410 -- that is +60 from default

--->  Post Flash Boost is 1695 -- that is +60 from default

--->  Post Flash Memory is 1975 -- that is +225 from default

Nice Change

Just a headup BC, they updated GPU-Z to 2.13.0.

GTXJackBauer
Just a headup BC, they updated GPU-Z to 2.13.0.

TY for the heads up

I don't think the update applied for me? I see nothing in Precision X1 about my power target being 130%.

theplasticbling
I don't think the update applied for me? I see nothing in Precision X1 about my power target being 130%.

Here...
 

 

Nexter

theplasticbling
I don't think the update applied for me? I see nothing in Precision X1 about my power target being 130%.

Here...
 

 

Thanks. In the main post they make it sound like it's automatically set to 130%.