2080ti cards failing ?

[Lokken86]

One more for good measure

 

[robin66]

What game is that ?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/626610/TT_Isle_of_Man/

 

[TrixX]

Don't confuse the Enthusiasts with FanBois or Trolls.

Run into a couple of them recently. Personally couldn't care less which team ya bat for but when they start posting total ******** in support of a company they pay money to for a product it gets silly.

 

[Trox]

I've had to RMA my Gigabyte 2080 because of the black screen issue. Thankfully I bought it off Overclockers so Bailey sorted my RMA out quickly and it's now been sent on to Gigabyte for repair.
Hopefully it'll all be good when I get it back.

If less than 30 days old then this is a new replacement.

 

[easyrider]

oops missed off 'repair or replacement'. Getting distracted by my Border Collie going apeshit at some scrotes setting off fireworks

My collie was going ape too last night.

 

[Gandahar]

Look, we are on node change year, even without Ray Tracing, the longevity of those cards was short well bellow 2 year span.
And Nvidia has the history over the last 10 years, proving exactly that the worst card to buy is the last one before node change.

This doesn't make sense. Turing is the new 12nm node this year, not the last of the old node which was 16nm for Pascal

 

[Panos]

This doesn't make sense. Turing is the new 12nm node this year, not the last of the old node which was 16nm for Pascal

16nm and 12nm have no difference between them. 7nm in few months time is the big game changer.

 

[LoadsaMoney]

One more for good measure

 

[subbytna]

What game is that ?

RTX Invaders

 

[Gerard]

RTX Invaders

 

[Gibbo]

RTX Invaders

 

[melmac]

HardOCP have done a Poll to try and work out the percentage of 2080/2080ti owners with problems.

 

[Nasher]

There is a fix, you need a block thing that shoots pixels. Hopefully it can get them all before they reach the bottom of the screen.

 

[subbytna]

RTX Invaders

Space iNvidiaers

Wonder what's causing it? Would it be the other types of cores? (non raster, Tensor etc?)

 

[Gerard]

Space iNvidiaers

Wonder what's causing it? Would it be the other types of cores? (non raster, Tensor etc?)

Supposedly the frequency of the gddr6, its been reported clocking it down 50-100mhz or so can fix the issue. Though i did see one person saying he tried that and it made no difference.,

 

[Poneros]

The plot thickens, appears to be memory related: https://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.p...leidet-offenbar-an-erhoehter-ausfallrate.html

 

[Gerard]

The plot thickens, appears to be memory related: https://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.p...leidet-offenbar-an-erhoehter-ausfallrate.html

According to that article (some of) the ram gets to around 92c (when clocked) and the max spec temp for it is 95c. That's cutting it incredibly close to say the least. And all this on a card with a vapour chamber that's the full length of the card with 2 axial fans? Either nvidia are ramping the clocks up on the ram too high or the stock cooler simply isn't enough to keep the ram at a decent temp.

 

[Nasher]

I wonder if the vapour chamber is upsidedown when the card is installed lol

Turn case on it's head, then retest.

 

[Gerard]

I wonder if the vapour chamber is upsidedown when the card is installed lol

Makes no difference really, they're used in space as well.

 

[Nasher]

Makes no difference really, they're used in space as well.

Yes but on Earth a vapour chamber needs to allow the heat to rise away from the components.