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Only ran heaven for about 15 mins this morning at those clocks, will give it a proper test this evening. Although I don't like idea of putting more volts through, so may take it back to 100 on the core and reduce the volts to stock.
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Only ran heaven for about 15 mins this morning at those clocks, will give it a proper test this evening. Although I don't like idea of putting more volts through, so may take it back to 100 on the core and reduce the volts to stock.
I had the black screen and sound earlier when i ramped up volts and power in tables in the bios. Temps were actually fine for air (70c)
I got annoyed so went back to my stock unlocked bios
It's stock (factory overclocked KFA2 HOF) and I've never played with the clocks. Anyway it's now crashing the display driver when booting into windows so I'm guessing it's borked.I'll try it in another machine tomorrow but it looks like RMA time.
So when's the right time to start selling our GTX 980 ti:s?Pascal launch is getting closer, and if I sell it early I can probably make a few bucks if I then choose the GTX 1070 (should be on the same level as the GTX 980 ti if the 780 ti and GTX 970 are anything to go by). Anyone else thinking about selling soon?
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All I will be doing is selling on the ti (likely with the waterblock and backplate) when I am wanting to upgrade to the Pascal ti equivalent.
Unless gaming suddenly has a massive leap due to Pascal/Polaris, and graphics requirements go through the roof to max out games, then I don't see the need to give Nvidia my cash just yet (from a 1440p gaming perspective - if I was running 4k I may have a different opinion).
Exactly, if you are running 1440p you so don't need to upgrade from a 980ti to the next new thing.
Have you tried older Nvidia Drivers? Few posts in the Nvidia thread about broken current drivers.