Ya I am glad I went with the FTW3. It will have 373w power limit from factory.
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The Turing RTX 2080 Ti Owners Thread
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Ya I am glad I went with the FTW3. It will have 373w power limit from factory.
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Are they actually listed anywhere besides EVGA's site yet?
To be honest its 16mm copper, 1mm thick so a 14mm tube to flow its not restricting anything as the bends are still smooth. The worst point of restriction will always be the blocks.
Worth pointing out i've not always had issues with flow its been in use a year
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Cheers bud
Edit interesting only for the gaming pc not the windforce yet. I will keep eye on this . Definitely cancelling if gigabyte keep the power limit gimped on their windforce
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Yes there are some patches on the steam community which you can use. Something to do with the DRM from the game preventing any overlay features as of Patch 1.2
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Hi thanks I double and triple checked . Unless I am being incredibly thick (more than possible) that bios for the windforce is the factory one linked there to help a chap unbrick his card that he put the wrong bios onIn that same thread they released for the windforce also. A few pages in
(That said Indo not understand why the gaming pc ti bios should gimp the windforce if installed on that card)
Your cleared. It's me with the thick brain. Skimming will do these things.
You can always use the leaked ones and evga since gigabyte is a FE board, but warranty and all that may be an issue. I am hopeful they will release one for the windforce.
I thought those who've been tinkering with Turing have said that even if you exceed power limit, you're already hitting the Hz ceiling of the clocks anyway? So it's not going to achieve much by pushing more power?
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2080 Ti owners - What are your cards boosting to at 'stock'?
For instance mine goes up to 1935Mhz during Forza 4, and (i think) 1890Mhz during Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
No extra power/manual over-clocks - This is literally doing it automatically.
For instance mine goes up to 1935Mhz during Forza 4, and (i think) 1890Mhz during Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
No extra power/manual over-clocks - This is literally doing it automatically.
Sounds pretty good, which one you got?
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A rather ugly looking Palit GeForce RTX 2080 Ti GAMING PRO 11GB OC!
According to TechPowerup and Tweaktown, SLI / NV-Link can be well worth it. The latter article teases by claiming 40-50 fps at 8k but doesn't provide details.
This bodes well for the next generations of GPUs.
This bodes well for the next generations of GPUs.
I actually like the design except for the gold accent.
Most brands could take a lesson from Asus on this, black, silver... let the rgb add the color if one wants. Universality accepted!
I've seen pictures of it in people's cases and I think they actually look alright! The renders in the listings look horrible though! No-one looks at a card's bottom anyway!
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You're still hitting a power limit along the VF curve, though. So increasing this to a certain point is going to net you higher frequencies at different load, resulting in a higher average frequency. Unfortunately, my Palit doesn't really do much more in the way of 2135MHz, and even that is conditional.
NVIDIA Scanner, which is fairly thorough, results in roughly 2085-2100MHz overclock.