The GTX 1080-Ti Thread

Discussion in 'Videocards - NVIDIA GeForce' started by XenthorX, Sep 18, 2016.

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  1. tensai28

    tensai28 Maha Guru

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    I just got my card to an additional 2012mhz after throttling +60 on the core. Mostly staying at 2025mhz.
     
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  2. Netherwind

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    You cannot compare the regular 1080 to the 1080Ti since the Ti has a "bigger" chip. I also had a 1080 Strix and like you it achieved 2100 on air without any problems.
     
  3. cole2109

    cole2109 Master Guru

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    I know that. But still my TI has average OC on GPU. MEM is a different story :D
     
  4. Netherwind

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    Idk, I'm glad I'm not on the 19xx MHz side at least :D Anything over 2050 on air isn't that common, right?
     

  5. cole2109

    cole2109 Master Guru

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    2050 is good but everything above 2070 is win win :)
    I will try to push my to 2050 but i doubt :(
     
  6. SSJBillClinton

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    I feel like my Seahawk is a pretty crap card then tbh! I never go over 45c, but I've noticed during FFXV I get the dreaded 1911 throttling. What's the best way to get it to stay at a high clock? Power limit mod ROM?
     
  7. Agent-A01

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    Undervolt is the only easy, viable option.
     
  8. SSJBillClinton

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    Blerf, guess I'll just suck it up and leave it then. :(
     
  9. Agent-A01

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    Why?

    Undervolt is nice on Pascal.

    I use .96v~ at 2050mhz with zero throttling.

    Try like 1.0v, you could easily do >1911
     
  10. SSJBillClinton

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    Huh, well if that's the case I'll give it a shot when I get back. Bit confused as to how undervolting prevents throttling though?
     

  11. tensai28

    tensai28 Maha Guru

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    Less voltage=less heat
     
  12. yasamoka

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    His card is water-cooled, it's not an issue of heat. Undervolting reduces power draw, and coupled with the 120% power limit on the 1080Ti, is super effective.
     
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  13. cole2109

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    I was playing with voltage curve editor and that is new max GPU OC.
    2063MHz. Under 60°C core is 2063 and above 61°C core drops to 2050MHz.

    [​IMG]
     
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    Ah that makes sense, cheers for clarifying.
     
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    Does anyone here use a card with "zero fan" mode that is able to keep the fan turned off in 2D/desktop mode?
    I start to hate how mine is spinning up the fans every now and then.
     

  16. Mufflore

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    My fans are running at max and I cant hear them.
    Its fitted with an Accelero Xtreme III cooler though.
     
  17. Radical_53

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    Well, idle there’s only one fan running, as exhaust, so I can easily hear every noise.
    I might try that as an alternative solution. Better to have the fans running constantly st low rpm than to have them spin up once in a while.
    The cooler on the Aorus is massive though, I wouldn’t think there’s anything to be gained by swapping it out (apart from even bigger stuff that has 2 120mm or 149mm fans).
     
  18. Apparatus

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    My Aorus(non extreme) has the fans(3) at 0% while at 2d/desktop mode.

    Does you card downclocks as it should ?(139,0&101.3MHz)
     
  19. Radical_53

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    Yes it does, but it also raises the clocks now and then.
    I do have a 3440x1440 100Hz monitor connected, that might change things a little.

    Interesting to hear yours stays silent all the time...
     
  20. Netherwind

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    Sure, sometimes the clocks go up a little but it's only to 1544MHz in my case and since the card idles at 40 something degrees there is a huge gap up to 60 something when the fan start to spin. 1544MHz and 25% load is quite trivial after all and shouldn't get the fans spinning.
     
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