Normal Firestrike score 1080 GTX?

[jared426]

Hello, I've just upgraded to a Asus Strix 1080 GTX 8AG. I've been running benchmarks and was wondering what a normal score for this type of card is? I feel like the scores I'm pulling are a bit low considering the card is running at 1932mhz, overclocked through GPU Tweak II. Some reviews of the card that I've been looking at show scores of around 1800-2000. I'm currently getting a score of 16997, which seems to be close to a non oc'd card. What do you guys think?

Case: Corsair 780T
Motherboard: ASUS Sabertooth Z97 Mark 2
CPU: Intel i7 4790K @ 4.40Ghz
RAM: 8GB G.Skill Rijaw 1866Mhz
Video Card: Asus Strix 1080 GTX A8G
Power Supply: Corsair AX750 Pro
Monitor: ASUS VG248QE 144hz
OS: Windows 10 Professional

 

[krells]

What is the graphics score? The combined score factors in the physics (cpu) score.

 

[jared426]

Graphics Score
22 423

Physics Score
11 754

Combined Score
7 601

 

[krells]

Your graphics score looks normal for a 1080. Your CPU score is what brings down the overall result. Here is my 1080 clocked at 2063 for comparison.
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/9726025

This was my stock clocked 1080 FE:
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/9000741

 

[jared426]

I started overclocking a bit more and was able to run stable test in Heaven 4.0 and Time Spy, but when I run Firestrike it crashes. Why would Time Spy not crash when its harder on your GPU? Should I be worried that Firestrike is crashing? I was reading that the recent Nvidia driver update is messing up peoples overclocks. Could that be a reason that Firestrike is crashing on me?

Pretty sure my Time Spy score of 7255 is decent, right?
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/15947289

Sorry for all the silly questions, this is the first time I've ever overclocked a GPU. Just want to make sure everything is okay lol.

 

[krells]

If Firestrike is crashing it could be your overclock. Firestrike would crash without even starting the run for me until I verified the files via Steam, then everything worked as normal. You definitely play some games for a bit too. I have passed benchmarks at times then 15 or 20 minutes into a game I will get artifacts or a crash. 2000 to 2050 seems to be the average stable overclock from what I have seen. Some cards can go higher but that depends on your luck in the silicon lottery.

 

[jared426]

Just played about 2 minutes of bf1 before it crashed, guess its not a stable OC after all....

I've been using MSI afterburner but I think I'm going to go back to GPU Tweak II.

 

[krells]

Have you increased the power limit setting yet?

 

[jared426]

Yeah, I'm trying that now. Also only going to use Firestrike since the other tools were stable for whatever reason and Firestrike/bf1 were crashing.
Currently, stable in Firestrike with +100 voltage and 1900mhz core clock in GPU Tweak II. Going to try 1915mhz now.

Getting better... http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/15949363