The GTX 1080-Ti Thread

There are no TDP sliders anymore as there is zero power limiting.

As for voltage, you can change it.

Use MSI afterburner to edit curve to set the voltage/clock speeds that you want.

Don't bother with XOC tool

 

That's the problem, I can't get the voltage curve to show up, it will not show.

I tried the way this site shows it:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1625653/how-to-get-voltage-slider-in-afterburner-working-on-a-1080-ti

But I can't get it to work.

What do I write on the bottom of that oem2 file???

Do I use the wildcard file?

Cause it doesn't work.

Also, there was a video I seen awhile back, it showed his fps,etc,etc and also his maximum tdp draw, while onscreen, do you know which program is this?

UPDATE:

Wait a min, Couldn't I just use slider within Precision XOC?, the xoc can go as high as 1162mv, whereas the msi ab version go as high as 1200mv.

I like using the xoc cause of the fan control, msi ab, for some reason, fan on card doesn't turn on.

OK, NVM ME:

LOL, Cntrl+F, its not shown by default, had to look it up some. Question about the curve editor, how in the hell can you increase the gpu MV while at a lower gpu speed? Reason why I asked, certain benchmark with certain settings such as sparsgrid absolutely brutalized the card, and must jock down the gpu big time in order to gain more stability, another to help stability Is voltage but how in the heck can you make the editor increase voltage @ 1800mhz lets say, like from 1800mhz to 2000mhz, uses 1200mv throughout.

UPDATE:

LOL, All my problems has been solved, Please check my newest post on my bios mod, VERY GOOD thread.

Very staggering results.

 

I've never touched that setting, so it is 100%,

 

There you go AMDbugbear. Easiest way to learn how to use the curve overclocking on msi afterburner :thumbup:

 

Thanks alot but I fixed everything in the throttling dept.

Check out my 1080ti bios mod on this site, Everything is taken care of.

 

it will get more drop after they release 1080Ti

 

As each post requires more letters, here what I wanted to post:

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U guys are ruining your GPU,s this way, anyway enjoy all your gtx 1080 ti.

 

Why's that? Because of the increased degradation they claimed for Pascal and above 1.1v? (Got to love posts with no clarification of what you actually mean )

 

How so?

 

Off the reference 1080 TI, it's useless without a shunt mod. In the test 2 of Timespy, it would throttle to 1830Mhz due to 300W limit. Undervolting helps, but it's not enough. These cards are maxing around 133% power usage over 250W near 2088Mhz undervolted. No longer do I have that issue

 

LOL, If you want to make 100% sure that the card never ever throttles down, used an old game, 4k maxed out including aa, then use nvidia inspector enhance aa 32xS.

If it doesn't throttle down when using firestrike ultra, timespy, doesn't mean its 100% Solid it will not throttle down, despite 32xS is mainly for benchmark only, cause of its devastating/Tremendous Performance Drop and the amount of current/Heat,etc to the gpu's and the VRM'S!!!

The following AA bits will work for the most part:

Sonic & Sega All Stars Racing
Diablo III
Killing floor

I have xoc bios on both cards along with 2 psu's, Even with 32xS + 8XAA within the game, 4k, maxed out, @ 2025mhz, +750 on memory, NO THROTTLING DOWN AT ALL, NONE.

I would strongly advise anyone against it unless you have at least perhaps a 1600w/single rail psu and willing to take risks, my single rail seasonic 1200w gold gave up on both cards while doing the 32xS test, not the default firestrike ultra test, firestrike ultra is a complete baby compared to doing the 32xS, literally don't stand a chance, Shoot, I even made a video on the ultimate return of 3dmark 03 @ 4k Maxed out with enhance AA 32xS, It destroyed my 2 980ti Hybrids, Overclocked!!, A 14 year old program Literally destroyed 2 980ti's, That is ALOT. It is the ultimate IQ, and it is the ultimate bench testing(Depending on game) to really put the card to its knees and to make sure the card is really stable at the same time, Absolute brutal setting, Special care MUST be taken please, 8Xsgssaa + 8Xmsaa Or higher quality setting is nothing to be played around with, be absolutely prepared for your gpu's to run MUCH hotter with ALOT more current, Be absolutely Careful with these settings.

Firestrike Ultra(Default)settings, ran about mid 40 c on temps, now with my special program, Lost planet(1st) one, 4k(2400p) maxed out, +32xS enhance, Over 60c on the gpu's, and well over 60'c on the vrms, Clearly based on the monitoring graphs, it is without no doubt, the hottest temps I have ever seen while testing, Puts firestrike ultra to shame, but even if it was maxed out on settings, still wouldn't come close to 32xS, not even close.

Put it this way, If I have the gpu @ -50 w/32xS, about couple seconds into the performance test, the system will restart automatically, now even @ -170 on the gpu, its ALOT more stable but sooner or later it will give up, thats about in the low 1800's mhz range, now with the dual Psu Configuration, even at +50 on the gpu, and +750 mem(And memory can also make your gpu throttle down), the GPU's Never Throttle's down at all, Went through the test with perfect stability, 100% clean, no hiccups, no freeze, hangs, no nothing, and best of all, lol, no shunt mod needed, If anyone is looking to make sure your sli 1080ti NEVER throttles down WITHOUT doing the shunt mod, And Loves CRAZY CRAZY A$$ settings such as myself, THIS IS IT, fars I know, XOC BIOS And a very very strong psu or a dual psu configuration is the only Alternative that I am aware of at this time and the most safest, since the 2nd psu going to the 2nd gpu will feed the power that it needs.

LOL Shunt mod along with xoc bios, phew, Now, thats a different story, muahaha, probably someone has already done it, probably killed their gpu's and or psu. That is ALOT of current, ALOT!

Thought my 1080ti wasn't going to turn this way after bios modding, etc.

My last 2 980ti hybrids was never like this, these 1080ti, once bios modded, is a totally different world, Thought was going to be roughly the same ball park, NOPE.

I'll be working on some videos on my 980ti vs 1080 thread, so check that forum. I might be posting some videos later on today, be on the look out for it, Trying to get couple today.

Link to my other thread:

http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=414461

And oh, Madonion(Now known as Futuremark), FTW!!

UPDATE:

I only had Very Very slight Throttling, ONLY because of the temps, sometimes it will go throttle down when its over 49, others over 46c. It will go done a notch, if it stays within range, It will stay within that overclocked speed, and boy, over here, It is Humid like crazy, Even with AC blasted to 60f in the room, and a Stinkin' HUGE!! Face fan Blowing towards the gpu's, I also got another fan, a 140mm fan that I used on my last 2 980ti to help cool the vrm heatsinks, although the placement of the heatsink is not on the side anymore, I just leave it there and help cool the gpu's down, and still, hot as hell in here.

I might want to do some benches later on during the night where its cool, this is crazy.

 

That seems a bit excessive, I only care about the things that I run. 375W should be enough. My card can do 2.1Ghz+. I'm not seeing throttling, so I'm happy.

 

Ok, My Bad, I am referring to 2 1080ti's, not one, there is a HUGE difference in the throttling dept. once you go to 1 gpu to 2, Tremendous difference.

 

So, my card actually does throttle in Test 2 of Timespy @ 2140Mhz 1.081v (haven't tried lower voltage) I saw power usage reach 149%which makes an overclocked 1080 Ti a 400W card

http://www.3dmark.com/spy/2095140

 

Oh the settings I was talking to you all about, 32xS, forget to add, on top of that, 8xSGSSAA!!!

32xS = (2x2ss or aka 4Xogssaa + 8xMSAA)

So on top of that

8XSGSSAA!!. Just for clarification.

 

Just wanted to say I'm part of the 1080Ti family. Happy!
Running fine so far on a 450W PSU, tested a few games for a while and also heaven bench. (not planning on overclocking, otherwise I suspect the PSU will be running on his heels).

 

Welcome

 

Hi Guys

I have about £700 Uk to spend as i don't want to spend anymore than that really .
I was thinking about a EVGA 1080Ti SC Black Edition GAMING ICX @ £709
Would this be the best choice in this price range in the UK.

Do you think its worth hanging on to see what AMD Vega brings ? as my monitors supports freesync which would be a plus ,however with the rumours of 1080 like performance i dont see this as enough to drive a 1440p 144hz monitor ,and i would be better off with the 1080ti .

Cheers

 

At this point, I would just grab a 1080ti AIO(watercooled), but that would be me, I am Always yawwwwwwwwwwwwwning at the vega, I AM STILL WAITING for its release, its way overdue, especially at this time, I am Still YAWWWWWNING!!!

I have very high hopes for vega, however, If I were you, Instead of sitting there and waiting, waiting, and WAITING for vega, pickup an 1080ti hybrid, you won't be disappointed.