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1080 Ti Aorus Xtreme Bios

orbitalwalsh said:
F3P Version - believe its the F4 version or the prelude to the F4 Beta - guessing your on F2 ?

@AORUS UK should be able to confirm but if on F2 worth the update as TDP will be lowered without effecting performance
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I made the thread before I actually checked, but I'm on the F3 Bios, I've read some reports of F3P causing stability issues with OC though so not sure it's worth it ?
 
Minusorange said:
I made the thread before I actually checked, but I'm on the F3 Bios, I've read some reports of F3P causing stability issues with OC though so not sure it's worth it ?
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If your on F3 and happy, stick with it. F2 was the power drainer . And I'm guessing you can still slide the max power to 150% on it.
Worth a note, Aorus engine isn't the best, I just use it for RGB or use Gigabyte board to control and have it was windows doesn't load it up at the start and Use Afterburn- software less buggy for overclocks

Be interesting to see if F3P is actually release of F4 but named wrong or is a stop gap
 
orbitalwalsh said:
If your on F3 and happy, stick with it. F2 was the power drainer . And I'm guessing you can still slide the max power to 150% on it.
Worth a note, Aorus engine isn't the best, I just use it for RGB or use Gigabyte board to control and have it was windows doesn't load it up at the start and Use Afterburn- software less buggy for overclocks

Be interesting to see if F3P is actually release of F4 but named wrong or is a stop gap
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Yep I can slide power to 150% on Afterburner and I installed engine to set my RGB then uninstalled it for Afterburner as I'd read it wasn't very good for clocking.

From what I've read what is now F3P was F4 when it was beta
 
Minusorange said:
Just curious if it's worth flashing the BIOS ?

And if so should I get the F3P or F3 version ?
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My Aorus 1080Ti Xtreme came with F3P bios, and haven't flashed it.
The slider works to 150% and overclocks nicely

Word of advice. Do not have installed the Aorus software and MSI AB at the same time.
They conflict. One or the other.
 
Panos said:
My Aorus 1080Ti Xtreme came with F3P bios, and haven't flashed it.
The slider works to 150% and overclocks nicely

Word of advice. Do not have installed the Aorus software and MSI AB at the same time.
They conflict. One or the other.
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What have you been able to overclock, and by how much, using AB....?

Mine clocks, be default, to 2012mhz when playing a game.....





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Panos said:
Mine goes 2075 without setting clock speed. Just the PL slider only.
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What temps and does it throttle ?

The 1080ti throttles down a step each 10 degrees you lose 13 MHz at 39, 49, and 59C it's why it runs best undervolted at the sweetspot of lowest voltage and lowest temp at best clockspeed. I'm still trying to tweak and my card is nowhere near as lucky as yours but I'm managing stability at 2000mhz @ 1.031v with 53degrees @ 80% fans BUT it's only at 90% TDP. I think the fact I have a room which holds heat far too efficiently is crippling my ability to OC unless I go custom loop

The Aorus already come with good clocks which seems to leave very little room for clocking (for me at least) unless you get lucky silicon that can go much higher (in your case you probably have this lucky silicon)
 
Minusorange said:
What temps and does it throttle ?

The 1080ti throttles down a step each 10 degrees you lose 13 MHz at 39, 49, and 59C it's why it runs best undervolted at the sweetspot of lowest voltage and lowest temp at best clockspeed. I'm still trying to tweak and my card is nowhere near as lucky as yours but I'm managing stability at 2000mhz @ 1.031v with 53degrees @ 80% fans BUT it's only at 90% TDP. I think the fact I have a room which holds heat far too efficiently is crippling my ability to OC unless I go custom loop

The Aorus already come with good clocks which seems to leave very little room for clocking (for me at least) unless you get lucky silicon that can go much higher (in your case you probably have this lucky silicon)
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Here are my profile settings.
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All Pascal cards throttle from the moment they cross 32C. Hence is a battle between voltage and heat.
When I watercool it, going to start working my way through the boost 3.0. But atm ain't finding the point.

Also with that custom profile the fan never goes above 65%.
 
Panos said:
Here are my profile settings.


All Pascal cards throttle from the moment they cross 32C. Hence is a battle between voltage and heat.
When I watercool it, going to start working my way through the boost 3.0. But atm ain't finding the point.

Also with that custom profile the fan never goes above 65%.
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Mines just a bad clocker then :(

on default 1607mhz is 824mv with no fan @ 44degree so my ambient is 10 degree hotter than yours

So the room I have my PC in also a limiting factor to it damn, I might have to buy one of those EK kits

Best I can manage stable on everything is 2000mhz @ 1.031v with aggressive fan profile keeping it around 56 to 58 degrees, Memory clocks well though at +400

The only positive to my crummy clock is TDP doesn't even reach 100% let alone being able to use the full 150% lol
 
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