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Well no doubt the boost is being throttled with the default fan profile. Also don't forget the boost clock isn't set in stone. In fact EVGA list 1190 as their boost clock for the SC. I think mine is decent at 1250, so it seems like you have especially good cards.
I don't really want to try Witcher 3 since I haven't even started it yet but I'll give updates as I play more games.
Do check with afterburner what the Temp limit is set to by default on those cards.
Considering the good temps, I was expecting some higher boosts.
A constant 1250Mhz is still good though.
My EVGA SC ref 980ti was boosting to just over 1300 (think it was 1330~) originally and I was very pleased with this over the advertised boost speed.
I've since sent the card back because it developed coil whine of a magnitude I've never experienced before. However, I found that the card was being throttled back to it's advertised speeds over a reasonably long gaming session.
Mine would only maintain over 1300 for the first 30mins or so and then gradually throttle over another hour back to 1190~. Obviously that was the speed I was paying for, so it's not really a negative as such, but it did make me realise how much the reference cooler was holding back the potential of the card. This was all in a case with very decent airflow in a fairly cool room. I would be very surprised if any of the SC Reference models were able to maintain their maximum boost clocks indefinitely.
Once scam finally bother to refund me I'll probably pick up a G1 after the stock levels / prices stabilize, or potentially wait and see how the MSI and Asus aftermarket offerings perform.
Good call. I increased the temp and power limit to their maximum in afterburner but the boost is still 1265. In SLI, is the core clock only as fast as your slowest card? My top card has an ASIC of 74% and my bottom one has 62%, I wonder if that has an effect on things.
So far after having played an hour of GTA, I found the 1-1 profile to be superb. I can't hear the fans at all while gaming and temperatures hover around 71 and 65 degrees. Later today I'll put the front panel back on and see how things are.
I also have to say that after consciously staying away from multi-GPU configurations, I've found SLI to be really really good so far. I was especially worried about micro-stutter but haven't noticed this at all. Look forward to playing more games.
well got my evga ref 980 ti from ocuk german partners (not sure if i can say there name ? )
Yes you can as they own ocuk
Hi there
Oh got a Fury too but can't talk about that.
Hi there
Got myself a 980Ti G1 and it's boosting to 1510/8400 when clocked with maximum fan speed and +87mv.
That any good for a 980Ti then?
Upto 2625 on Heaven 4.0 Extreme bench so far which beats most of the Titan X's
Oh got a Fury too but can't talk about that.
Have you tried Firestrike with the G1 ?
I saw a review the other day where they got a very big graphics score with the G1.
Yes 10,200 GPU score on extreme.
Here is the review, the Firestrike score is at the bottom of the page
Graphics Score 21571
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,36.html
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