Recent content by AnonymousEnthusiast1

I have figured out the issue guys. It was a software issue and not hardware. It took a while to research what was happening. *Final score results were with +750 on mem and +100 on core clocks. 1. The first issue with the frame jumping had to do the EVGA's Precision X1 software. I didn't know...

I did some power testing. I am pulling 711 watts during timespy with 1000 on mem and 100 on core. The CPU is pulling 189 watts and the GPU is pulling 393 watts. The other system components are accounting for the higher power draw. I think I'm going to upgrade my PSU for extra headroom.

The CPU never gets above 85 degrees at full synthetic load and is not ramping the fans up when benchmarking so I am assuming not above 75 degrees. The max the GPU got was 77 degrees with the 1000 mem and 120 on the core. I used 100 on the core just in case it wasn't stable since it crashed at 130.

Yeah, I understand, but at the same time I mentioned timespy being rather low scores. I should have mentioned that with the same CPU and GPU they had higher scores despite having lower core clocks on the CPU and GPU as well as memory. Firestrike also shows my GPU on the lower end of the spectrum...

I am getting very inconsistent scores when benchmarking my EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080. I know userbenchmark isn't a great tool to replicate this, but I am getting no change in effect when overclocking or underclocking the card vs stock. It's overall underperforming. It's the bottom 4-17 percent with...