Msi RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio -- Samsung GDDR6 poor OC

Discussion in 'Videocards - NVIDIA GeForce' started by Kicaj, Feb 6, 2019.

  1. Kicaj

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    Hi guys, I need advice. Maybe from somebody having MSI GAMING X 2080 TI. I wonder if its just my sample, if its not PSU or its basically why the Micron series were falling down all the time. I received my sample of MSI GAMING X TRIO just today but I've been able to test it out quite some time already. Generally the results of my OC possibilities are very poor: the Samsung GDDR6 memory wont boost up more than +300 Mhz on stock core without getting crashed (TimeSpy Extreme stress test). If I move up the core to something like +100 I cant boost memory to more than +200 without getting error. Core without memory boost goes up to +135Mhz without issues. But Memory and Core together -> Drama.

    I've read MSI RTX 20080 TI Gaming X Trio (and generally the first Founders Editions with Micron memory) tweaked up to +150 Core +800 Memory without issues. Now my sample has Samsung GDDR6 and its a drama (OC wise). Is my Corsair 700W enough (I have ssd disks, not OCed i7 4790k --> turned oc off and remain low manual set voltage --> 100% its not cpu no bsods, previous 1080 gtx works super fine on this set), is this causing issues or its clearly memory of GPU issue? What are your thoughts?

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    I've read on some German portal an article that says the MSI RTX 2080 TI Gaming X has dramatic memory cooling, guy did some infrared tests, decomposed the card, seen cooling not attached to main GPU core cooling, and suggested gaming x trio were failing because of this (too overheat), I doubt its better in Samsung case or they just limited the safe zone when its failing. I'll post the link as soon as I find it (the article) again.
     
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  2. Kicaj

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    You actually answer my question. Thank you Gery. I think i wanted to take most of it after just half of the day of testing. It started to behave differently in the very evening. I think some thermal paste had to distribute, card had to be burned out a bit (you know, like audiophiles like to burn in their speakers first ;) I managed +110 core +600 memory with no artifacts and crashes finally on 71C closed case, wents 43% or something. I was I think too pesimistic after first day of doing tests. I also run Resident Eveil 2 maxing all setting filling in all the 11GB memory and it works so I feel more confident about this oc and memory. Hopefully it wont die ;) And yes, I had the power sliders, limiters maxed out, but really its different card now, I think it had to be burned a bit first.
     
  3. tensai28

    tensai28 Ancient Guru

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    I think your psu is enough. I'm using a 650w and overclocking the same card only with micron. I think it's all luck of the draw. I didn't get really great results overclocking. Actually I don't even touch the memory because it didn't really overclock at all and wasn't worth it. Just overclocking the core.
     
  4. fleggy

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    You can even consider FW update. There is the version 90.02.17.00.2C for Gaming X Trio in TPU's vgabios collection.
     

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