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11-27-2019 11:59 PM
TwilightRavens So I just ordered a new monitor (1080p 144hz) a few days ago and I figured i’d ask here before it arrives, would a 1080 be able to push those kinds of frames in a lot of games? I don’t play a lot of super new, super demanding games but my most played are probably Forza Horizon 4, Final Fantasy XIV A Realm Reborn, Sims 4, Fallout 4 (I know the physics are tied to the fps on that and Skyrim), Mass Effect Andromeda etc. But was just curious if anyone was able to get well north of at least 100 fps in games similar to that. CPU isn’t really a bottleneck in my case, Its pretty much overclocked to the max that my cooling allows (only game that really pegs it on all 8 threads is Fallout 4).
11-25-2019 02:15 AM
TwilightRavens
Quote: Originally Posted by AlbertoM View Post
For sure.

The point is, these cards have error correcting code to the VRAM, so if you overclock the VRAM more than a limit, it will bring FPS down, and you still will not see artifacts like older cards.
Yeah I’ve heard people with even the GDDR5 on 980 ti’s say the same thing, I know my 290X I had before I upgraded to the 1080, you knew when you pushed the VRAM too far, it didn’t have the Error Detection/Correction especially when it looks like a terrifying purple space invaders on top of whatever you were doing. I guess Nvidia started it with Maxwell because neither of my 660’s did that, it just outright crashed if I went too far, didn’t even artifact.
11-24-2019 11:12 AM
AlbertoM
Quote: Originally Posted by TwilightRavens View Post
Also take note that only applies to the 10GHz GDDR5X cards, the refreshed 11GHz chips (ones launched after the 1080 ti release) don’t have that same limit
For sure.

The point is, these cards have error correcting code to the VRAM, so if you overclock the VRAM more than a limit, it will bring FPS down, and you still will not see artifacts like older cards.
11-24-2019 09:42 AM
TwilightRavens
Quote: Originally Posted by derx View Post
Darn... I've missed this post bigtime. Too bad I don't really have time in the next couple of days, but I'm sure going to test this one out. Think I'm at +700 on the mem at the moment, and never even thought about going slower I've been bumping the core to oblivion, and got it stable for benching at around 2240 @1.08V. More voltage doen't really give me any boost in clockspeed, at least not stable enough to run any significant benchmark.
For gaming I'm down to around 2179. Above that I get the incidental C2D, and it's quite frustrating when that happens, so better a bit slower and stable. I do realise that I've got a heck of a 1080 (GB GTX1080 G1 Gaming with an EK full cover block), and 2170 stable under heavy gaming is quite rare.
Also take note that only applies to the 10GHz GDDR5X cards, the refreshed 11GHz chips (ones launched after the 1080 ti release) don’t have that same limit
11-23-2019 10:09 AM
derx
Quote: Originally Posted by TwilightRavens View Post
Yes but as I and many others have tested, the memory on the older launch cards see's no benefit from going past +457MHz, performance actually degrades past that in almost everything, Source: here.
Darn... I've missed this post bigtime. Too bad I don't really have time in the next couple of days, but I'm sure going to test this one out. Think I'm at +700 on the mem at the moment, and never even thought about going slower I've been bumping the core to oblivion, and got it stable for benching at around 2240 @1.08V. More voltage doen't really give me any boost in clockspeed, at least not stable enough to run any significant benchmark.
For gaming I'm down to around 2179. Above that I get the incidental C2D, and it's quite frustrating when that happens, so better a bit slower and stable. I do realise that I've got a heck of a 1080 (GB GTX1080 G1 Gaming with an EK full cover block), and 2170 stable under heavy gaming is quite rare.
11-22-2019 11:21 PM
TwilightRavens Woo! Got 2126MHz stable (in firestrike at least) on the highest performance state (1.093v), finally learned how to use the voltage curve graph in afterburner and Pascal overclocking suddenly makes sense. I’ll try and post some pics once i get the graph cleaned up (clocked higher at the lower states). But so far she only drops to 2050 worst case, might be able to do 2113 at the next state (I think its 1.081v right?) and then 2100MHz at the state below that. But as it is my curve is kind of a mess as I didn’t adjust anything below 1.043v, or should mess with those that are lower (I haven’t seen it go below 1.043v when under actual load though).
10-03-2019 05:01 AM
Skye12977 I was wondering if anyone owned a 1080 Strix and had issues with one of the fans coming loose and thus making noise.
I can simply push the fan back up into place, but it's only a matter of time until it happens again...
09-22-2019 06:55 PM
TwilightRavens
Quote: Originally Posted by Hokies83 View Post
Thx for the info, I’ll bump it down to +457mhz
Yeah no problem.
09-19-2019 05:43 PM
Hokies83
Quote: Originally Posted by TwilightRavens View Post
Quote: Originally Posted by Hokies83 View Post
Been gone awhile,
My Gtx 1080 FE does 2125mhz boost with power limit at 100% and +600mhz on the memory,
Is that fairly good OC?

It would be nice if the voltage was unlocked tho....
Yes but as I and many others have tested, the memory on the older launch cards see's no benefit from going past +457MHz, performance actually degrades past that in almost everything, Source: here.
Thx for the info, I’ll bump it down to +457mhz
09-18-2019 01:49 PM
TwilightRavens
Quote: Originally Posted by Hokies83 View Post
Been gone awhile,
My Gtx 1080 FE does 2125mhz boost with power limit at 100% and +600mhz on the memory,
Is that fairly good OC?

It would be nice if the voltage was unlocked tho....
Yes but as I and many others have tested, the memory on the older launch cards see's no benefit from going past +457MHz, performance actually degrades past that in almost everything, Source: here.
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