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I wanted to get the evga 3080 xc3 ultra but seems to have some issues and have low power limit due to the power slider not working
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Please watch this if you want a better understanding of why we use decoupling capacitors on devices. Best explanation dumbed down so far.
https://youtu.be/FmmlafdRlvw
https://youtu.be/U5pBDEtH5Jk?t=4111
On this video, he simulates the crash and pointed to voltage changes, up and down. The moment he locks at 1050, crash didn't happen.
I'm hoping for a modded bios so I can increase the power limited on my gigabyte from the standard 340watts. This card will clock well I think with a slight increase.
I've now been running my Palit 3080 gaming (non OC) in games and benchmarks since Thursday - hasn't missed a beat, no crashes - 3d mark score in Port Royal went up 108% - this is everything at stock.
So I don't think the sky is falling - card temps haven't gone above 76c either - the pc as a whole seems to run cooler than it did with my Gigabyte 2070 previously.
If I do encounter anything I'll do as above and lock the voltage - I doubt it would even need the clocks lowered
I've now been running my Palit 3080 gaming (non OC) in games and benchmarks since Thursday - hasn't missed a beat, no crashes - 3d mark score in Port Royal went up 108% - this is everything at stock.
So I don't think the sky is falling - card temps haven't gone above 76c either - the pc as a whole seems to run cooler than it did with my Gigabyte 2070 previously.
If I do encounter anything I'll do as above and lock the voltage - I doubt it would even need the clocks lowered
I personally think this is a driver/gpu boost issue on Nvidia's part causing the instability. AIBs noticed problems before launch. Some tried to mitigate by limiting power (Zotac) and others with different configurations of caps (EVGA). Neither seems to have fully resolved the issue.Basically explains why Zotac downgraded the power on there cards! They where well aware of the issues....
Been doing some testing and while my card is fine at stock settings if I force my card to boost over 2080mhz in games it will crash even if I cap frames so it's only pulling 200w.
It's like there is a speed threshold it just can't go beyond.