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The Turing RTX 2080 Ti Owners Thread

Illuminist said:
I'm doing a new windows install to hopefully sort it out. It doesn't crash in anything but 3dmark but did crash in seige once with a blue screen so fresh one it is
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Power spiking maybe? You never know i would add power supply, unstable oc to the list the 2080ti might push the cpu a tiny bit harder you never know. And we already suggested a format or a gpu going bad. Hopefully it is just windows being a pain i know that for RTX you need an update i personally do not think i have so i should have fun with that. :(
 
Rofflay said:
Power spiking maybe? You never know i would add power supply, unstable oc to the list the 2080ti might push the cpu a tiny bit harder you never know. And we already suggested a format or a gpu going bad. Hopefully it is just windows being a pain i know that for RTX you need an update i personally do not think i have so i should have fun with that. :(
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I went from a 2080 to a 2080ti só I thought it would be fine, but something isn't right somewhere.
Tested the ram, all is good, stress tested the cpu, all is good. Played many games of many types of games, all good. Benchmark 3dmark... Collecting system information screen, then bsod
 
Okay fresh install of Windows, blue screen when trying to run 3dmark, any ideas getting worried

Games and such seem to run perfectly though
 
Tried slower clocks on your RAM?

Not sure what you’re running at. 3600? You could try loosening the timings.

I know it’s last gen but the only time I had any issues like that with my 2700X was due to RAM timings, even though it would pass all sorts of tests.
 
Illuminist said:
Okay fresh install of Windows, blue screen when trying to run 3dmark, any ideas getting worried

Games and such seem to run perfectly though
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Try the game at 4k or 8k or really stress the system you must have a power supply issue or the card is faulty. I suspect the card considering it was used right? It does sound like a power issue though which is a conflicting diagnosis.
 
Rofflay said:
You ok bud? You sorted?
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I don't know........ Like i said I can run games without crashes, and now i've reinstalled windows for a second time, left my cpu on stock and a massive decrease in ram speed, I'm scared to try 3dmark again incase it does indeed crash.
I will try it again soon when i prepare myself for dissapointment adequately. If it does restart the pc it will obviously mean a RMA of the card as this didn't happen once with the 2080
 
Illuminist said:
I don't know........ Like i said I can run games without crashes, and now i've reinstalled windows for a second time, left my cpu on stock and a massive decrease in ram speed, I'm scared to try 3dmark again incase it does indeed crash.
I will try it again soon when i prepare myself for dissapointment adequately. If it does restart the pc it will obviously mean a RMA of the card as this didn't happen once with the 2080
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You never said about the power supply, Damm man it sucks you have to RMA but you might as well use the warranty. Do you think there is a chance you pushed too hard with an oc? It would not surprise me if the 2080ti cores or memory can be damaged by overclocking too much.


I must say though, Been here a long time and never heard of that happening with just 3d mark firestrike.
 
Rofflay said:
You never said about the power supply, Damm man it sucks you have to RMA but you might as well use the warranty. Do you think there is a chance you pushed too hard with an oc? It would not surprise me if the 2080ti cores or memory can be damaged by overclocking too much.


I must say though, Been here a long time and never heard of that happening with just 3d mark firestrike.
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It happened when i first got the card before i did anything to it, i thought it was doa but never had a problem in games so i put it down to 3dmark being corrupted or confused, so reisnatlled it ran some benchmarks fine, then next time i tried a few days later it restarted the pc, or blue screened.
Its not just firestrike its timespy and port royale too. Just depends, sometimes it will run a good few runs no problem.

The Psu is a 850w superflower platinum, im kinda ruling that out to be honest lol
like i said 2080 ran with never a restart, if it had a problem ever it would just reset the driver but never leave windows.....
 
In a few days i will join this club for £899, I am eager to see what kind of games i can catch up on no doubt there will be a full day of benchmarking. :D


I am putting the Zotac blower in my Air 540 with my 4770k at 4300mhz but i plan on playing at 4k so this will be interesting how i score on firestrike. Can i get the 4k version without paying btw?
 
Rofflay said:
In a few days i will join this club for £899, I am eager to see what kind of games i can catch up on no doubt there will be a full day of benchmarking. :D


I am putting the Zotac blower in my Air 540 with my 4770k at 4300mhz but i plan on playing at 4k so this will be interesting how i score on firestrike. Can i get the 4k version without paying btw?
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£899 should have been the launch price! :-)

Depends what card you are coming from, but the performance is great at 4K for me. Not as CPU intensive so the old 4770K should keep up.

My friend is using a 3770K with a 2080 and the performance is still pretty good.
 
So far mine (Palit Dual) has handled everything I can chuck at it pretty perfectly. I don't have a high-refresh rate screen, but I do play on a 4K, HDR screen with freesync (g-sync compat switched on) and the picture is lovely, never a tear in sight.
 
JediFragger said:
Yeah normal 1440p bottlenecks it a little atm but with future games should stress it a lot more and balance it out :)
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Sorry, I am somewhat noob-like. You mean the CPU bottlenecks the GPU? My 2080ti runs pretty much maximum in games. Although I noticed firestrike and heaven benchmark usually keep it around 99/100%ish. Games usually 95-100% often the lower end of that. I noticed GPU usage go down a little bit when I overclocked it and increased power limit.
 
My issue is the power limit on my Ventus Oc now. Have read of a Bios flash for this card but i am more than happy with where im at to be honest.

+170Mhz on the Core +850Mhz on the Ram and only 45c under load in my new loop, cant grumble at that :)
 
AMB73 said:
My issue is the power limit on my Ventus Oc now. Have read of a Bios flash for this card but i am more than happy with where im at to be honest.

+170Mhz on the Core +850Mhz on the Ram and only 45c under load in my new loop, cant grumble at that :)
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I wouldn't bother. Although, it is tempting to flash the 380w bios! You literally won't notice any difference at all.

Amazing temps! I have changed things around loads in my loop and I am now at 55c GPU temps max with all EK blocks on the 2080ti and 9900k, which is at about 70c max in game (only spikes) both overclocked.

I use the NZXT H700 case and that doesn't have the best airflow! Running a positive pressure fan setup now with 6 fans intaking and 1 exhaust (i really need 2) and it works better for me.
 
Anyone got any experience fitting something like this?

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/evga...-geforce-rtx-2080-ti-xc-xc2-fe-hs-00b-ea.html

The fans on the Palit are very loud under load. The temps are relatively well under control, but the fans really really go for it. I've fitted a 240mm AIO Rad to the CPU, and the only space left in my tiny case (Raijintek thetis) is on the outflow fan at the back.
Would this cooler give me better temps and lower noise? It seems to be compatible with reference board layouts, which I'm pretty sure mine is.

I'll probably hold off another couple of months anyway, just to make sure the card isn't going to crap out any time soon, as Palit will void the warranty if I remove their stock cooler.
 
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