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I did mate put the core to 150 and locked up as soon as I started heaven :/ tbh 1950mhz in the real world is nothing to sniff at only in benchies
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**Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Thread**
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Many will buy in hope for a BIOS update to unlock the power limitations.......as many GTX1080 owners do since May 2016 to remove the dreaded 1.093v limit, or trying to find the unicorn, err the Asus Strixx 1080 1.2v limited bios from the dozen power phases card........ Which doesn't work
And few months down the line they will all realise that all cards OC the same when watercooled, and only the aircooler matters.
I did mate put the core to 150 and locked up as soon as I started heaven :/ tbh 1950mhz in the real world is nothing to sniff at only in benchies
running stock cooler? if so those clocks are fine
running water you should see maybe 50-100 more
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I haven't watched it yet myself but this 1080ti v 1070 Sli has appeared in my youtube list and I thought it might interest some of you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMSGaWVr9Ww
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMSGaWVr9Ww
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How exactly does this work on pascal, mine on the stock cooler is around the same as tommys above +120 on the core is max stable on air even with temps in the low 60's if I max the fan and put my 180mm silverstone fan blowing cool air over the card.
Is crashing due to thermal limits?
the lower the temp the better chance you have of reaching a higher overclock, in pascal once the temp hits certain increments the clock will drop a notch each time if you can't keep it low enough
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Put a slight overclock on my card without going nuts, now running at 2100mhz gpu and 6005mhz on the memory. Temps after running heaven for 30min were averaging around 32-35c.
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Is that PC in the shed ? in the mountains, really really cold ....
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Gave it a quick watch and all i can say is I'm glad I sold my 980 Ti sli setup and gone with a 1080 Ti when sli works it's 20-30% slower when it doesn't work it's 70% faster (y)
Well after a weekend of gaming/benchmarking I think I've found my 24/7 settings.....or until the voltage controls are unlocked anyway 
Core seems rock solid at 2060mhz & memory 5900mhz
Benchmarks at 2088/6000 but had one lock up on FIFA 16 so possibly need a slight tickle of volts to be 100%
All this is with temps around 40c after 2 hours of Forza Horizon 3 @ 1440p ultra settings.
All in all, paint me very happy with it.
Core seems rock solid at 2060mhz & memory 5900mhz
Benchmarks at 2088/6000 but had one lock up on FIFA 16 so possibly need a slight tickle of volts to be 100%
All this is with temps around 40c after 2 hours of Forza Horizon 3 @ 1440p ultra settings.
All in all, paint me very happy with it.
She's in and working, probably the most PITA stock cooler I've ever had to remove. My loop is far too long but I got seriously fed up with it all so put it together again and thought 'that'll do'. Just doing updates and drivers etc. I'm a 3440*1440 user so if anyone wants benchmarks doing then tag me.
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So i ordered the Eiswolf cooler along with the 240mm radiator, i was wondering whether to swap it for the 360mm radiator? Just for the GPU. It would have to be mounted on top of the case though as I'm using an Enthoo Luxe case, so the tubes would have to go over my NHD15.
If i do this then the thing is it limits me to larger case sizes only in future, and I have been looking at the Thermaltake Core X9 E-ATX Cube case, looks like a beast.
Or is 240mm radiator plenty with slow spinning fans?
If i do this then the thing is it limits me to larger case sizes only in future, and I have been looking at the Thermaltake Core X9 E-ATX Cube case, looks like a beast.
Or is 240mm radiator plenty with slow spinning fans?
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I'm using a core x9 and already have a 360mm EK predator cooling my CPU, I'm at odds whether to extend this to the GPU with another rad or just watercool the GPU separately.
The case is massive by the way and I really like having the motherboard laying horizontal, very easy to work in too.
The case is massive by the way and I really like having the motherboard laying horizontal, very easy to work in too.
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Yeah it looks like it has tons of room, more than most would even need. I'll see if i can change the radiator to a 360mm, for some reason it's saying availability in 4-5 months though 
sent them a message anyway. If i can swap it I'll just mount it in the top of my current case for now and think about that other case in the meantime.
sent them a message anyway. If i can swap it I'll just mount it in the top of my current case for now and think about that other case in the meantime.
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I will hopefully be going for my first custom water cooling for this gpu. A toms hardware article praises water with these 1080ti's.
Did you go for the Titan cooler? And did they confirm compatibility with 1080 Ti? I'd be tempted to dump the NHD15 and go all in with Eisbear in a single loop.
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From what I've read the titan x pascal blocks are compatible. It's just the OCD of it not having 1080ti written on it