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1080ti hybrid overclock
- Thread starter Gabbatek
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Or, if you find very minimal gains from overclocking your 1080Ti, like I have to be honest, have a play with undervolting and a custom core 'curve' in Afterburner to see just how cool you can get it to run whilst still being overclocked a bit.
That's what I'm experimenting with on my new 1080Ti that I've custom AIO watercooled now. Currently at 1925 (could go higher, need to test) on the core with only 1.00 volts max. Tested in benchmarks to check all is well and performing as it would at those clocks with full power (1.06 volts for FE card), and it is, so I consider it amazing I can run this card using less power, even lower temps, and still getting good overclocks. Great cards!
As we're doing it XXX
That's what I'm experimenting with on my new 1080Ti that I've custom AIO watercooled now. Currently at 1925 (could go higher, need to test) on the core with only 1.00 volts max. Tested in benchmarks to check all is well and performing as it would at those clocks with full power (1.06 volts for FE card), and it is, so I consider it amazing I can run this card using less power, even lower temps, and still getting good overclocks. Great cards!
As we're doing it XXX
Caporegime
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I'm running at +110 on the core and +500 on the mem with my MSI Seahawk X, but as suggested try 100/400 and go from there.
