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The Pascal GTX 1080 Ti Owners Thread
- Thread starter Kaapstad
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Result then! When i can be bothered I'm going to play with the voltage and try to lower it no idea what plus 100 is. But i suppose the cards protect themselves nowadays with gpu boost.Applied and 2nd card now does 2088mhz first which is a little faster does 2101mhz stablemore than happy with this as my 1080's only did 2088mhz.
Pic for the users rig section, USB header cable is fugly but hey ho.
I'll probably sort better cooling out in the future, i'm never off watercooling for long.
Nice and added to the "User Rigs" section.
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Wonder if you guys can help me I sold the code I got free with my 1080ti but the guy I sold it to is saying it doesn't work is there a way to fine out if he's trying it on?
http://hexus.net/business/news/gene...ia-restricts-sales-trades-bundled-game-codes/ Would this be the issue?
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The guy has a 1070 and doesn't own either game he has sent me a photo saying the code is invalid, has anyone sold a code successfully.
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I found it still looked good with the 1070 near enough max'd, problem is when you add scripts and ENB shaders ETC, that's when the 1070 starts to really struggle @ 3400x1440
Do you think the 1080ti will handle it (60+ fps) max'd out while using multiple scripts with a demanding ENB/Veffects profile loaded??
Thanks
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I imagine if you contact Nvidia they'll be able to tell if the code has been redeemed or not.
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He sent me a photo and it saying invalid code would it tell you if it had been redeemed or would it be best to ask overclockers?
Caporegime
Very unlikely it would have already been redeemed, if it said invalid I might believe it.
Probably sold it on to someone else and is trying to make a quick 20 quid, I'm a cynical twod though
Probably sold it on to someone else and is trying to make a quick 20 quid, I'm a cynical twod though
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I've checked the code and it says it's been redeemed so I think the guy trying it on so what would you advise?Very unlikely it would have already been redeemed, if it said invalid I might believe it.
Probably sold it on to someone else and is trying to make a quick 20 quid, I'm a cynical twod though
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I'm sure I've had this before. If you contact Nvidia ask them if they can give you the time it was redeemed. If they can you can match it being used after you sold it.
Other than that I'd contact Nvidia and ask if they can replace the code and tell the buyer you're doing this.
I sold mine and have not been told it didn't work so i'm guessing it did or i would have heard about it.
Remember the person has to have a qualifying card to use it, what card does the guy have?.
I think it has to be a 1070/1080/1080 Ti.
Caporegime
In the post you quoted he's said what card the guy has
Caporegime
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Yeah definitely think he's trying it on so I told him I would be contacting nvidia to see when it was redeemed.I had a feeling alcohol was to blame, goes with the name
So I'm not refunding money till I find out.
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You didn't sell it through an auction site? Would they force you to refund in a dispute due to selling something that's not meant to be sold? We all do it but it's a bit of a grey area.
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Yes I did.