Recent content by krotos1970

Ok thanks

Thanks guys Btw I've overclocked the GPU by 180mhz stable, but if memory is overlooked more than 300mhz it fails, I can overclock the memory by 700mhz have not tried it higher, so the GPU is at 150over and stable, I believe if I can raise the power target to just 110% I could have both clocks...

Unless it's a hardware defect, if it's a bios limitation or even driver limitation it would be B.S.!

You can't damage the card by overclocking it to high, it will just not work, display drivers will lock or stop working before the gpu gets damaged, and no I will not mess the gpu bios!

Is it Nvidia's doing ? via drivers?

I tried both Asus tweek II and MSI afterburner, both top out at 104%, why? and is there a way to raise it to 130%? It was 130% when I had the Vega 56 installed, when I replaced it with the MSI 1080 Gaming X it changed to 104%

Thanks for the quick replies! I just purchased a used gaming x, hopefully it's good.

those cards with only 1 8 pin plug should not be able to overclock as high as the MSI gtx 1080 gaming x with an extra 6 pin?

I noticed on the EVGA website https://www.evga.com/products/productlist.aspx?type=0&family=GeForce+10+Series+Family&chipset=GTX+1080 those cards have different memory bandwidth will they have any noticeable difference in picture quality, has anyone had the chance to test or review different...

Thanks for the answers, hopefully it is just a software misreadings!

I'm getting an MSI M7 z270 in the mail tomorrow, reasons unrelated to this, just wanted to try out a different manufacturer of board, I've been running Gigabytes in my last 2 older rigs and this one, I'll see if it does the same.

I am thinking it might be the amount of power it is consuming?