[kithylin]

make i know which card you originally had, and what modifications (physical) had you made/had on when the card gave up?

That post I wrote was 9 months ago. I have since then learned that it wasn't degradation that was going on. It was a long about 6-10 month period where nvidia's drivers were not compatible with my card running with the XOC Bios on it. I've since reascended / retracted my statements about the card degrading in another thread.

 

[fahadj2003]

That post I wrote was 9 months ago. I have since then learned that it wasn't degradation that was going on. It was a long about 6-10 month period where nvidia's drivers were not compatible with my card running with the XOC Bios on it. I've since reascended / retracted my statements about the card degrading in another thread.

so im safe and your card is working? thanks, and sorry to bug u outta nowhere

 

[mouacyk]

That post I wrote was 9 months ago. I have since then learned that it wasn't degradation that was going on. It was a long about 6-10 month period where nvidia's drivers were not compatible with my card running with the XOC Bios on it. I've since reascended / retracted my statements about the card degrading in another thread.

But we do accept the possibility that some 1080TI's out there can still become unstable due to degradation alone from abuse/negligence, right?

 

[KedarWolf]

Nvidia's Geforce 461.09 driver has a lot of fixes, especially for GTX 1080 Ti owners

Bug fixes, bug fixes and more bug fixes

www.overclock3d.net