this is the "boost" you're referring to, right?
does this vary from card to card based on clock coming from the manufacturer? If not, I guess I'm screwed? My most stable FTW boost clock is 1932 MHz, give or take according to GPU-Z
edit: oh i got the exact same overclock this guy got with his review sample. Looks like I'm fine? https://youtu.be/asBCeQ_EXzY?t=275
Finally got my Gigabyte Waterforce. At work so I can't install this baby.
He is referring to the highest stable clock achievable on the card (after manually overclocking). GPU-Z doesn't report your highest boost clock in the normal GPU info screen. Start the render test by pressing the ? button next to the PCI-E info and start that test, then change to the Sensors tab and you will see your highest clock.
ah okay. I see 2075.5.
I assume 2075.5 MHz is acceptable? Right in the "very solidly average" wheelhouse?
ah okay. I see 2075.5.
I assume 2075.5 MHz is acceptable? Right in the "very solidly average" wheelhouse?
You've got a good card. My recommendation is that after you OC it, close your monitoring and enjoy the card. It will drive you nuts trying to compare and tweak, etc.
My 1080 Strix just shipped this morning and is getting in tomorrow.
Looking forward to it!
Is this version recommended?
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127910&cm_re=gtx_980-_-14-127-910-_-Product
Is it overkill for a 1080 g-sync monitor? I like to max out everything and get the most fps possible, currently I own a 970
Just got my G1 installed.
How do you adjust the LED color? Logo is defaulted to cycle and I want it to stay on a single color. Halp!
It's a standard GPU launchSo this card has been out for nearly two months and it's STILL incredibly difficult to find in stock pretty much anywhere on the internet. Does anyone else find this to be absolutely fucking absurd? Get your shit together, nVidia.
Install the gigabyte app from the cd or their website.
Both Neo and Scorpio will still be weaker than a 1070 gaming PC.The 1070 thread is pretty silent so I thought I would ask here too, if thats OK.
If I plan to play at 1080p resolution for the foreseeable future, and given that PS4 Neo and Scorpio will up the level playing field, should I stick with a 1070 or go with a 1080 to future proof?
It's more than acceptable, it just isn't amazing.
My card has been stable in everything I've played so far at 2126MHZ and even if it's a bit higher than yours the actual performance difference is not very big at all.
So does mine. Not as high as others, but it is higher than the advertised clocks, so I can't really complain. I haven't OC'd yet.I would kill for 2075. I think my card floats around 1975.
Boy I got lucky as FUCK!!!
The prices are jumping around like crazy for these 1080 cards.
I got this card......
for this price
right after I purchased it, it went up to that 800+ price.
I think tomb raider is broken in dx11. My boost won't even go over 1400mhz. Dx12 is fine.Thanks!
So with a new 1080 is it recommended to play Rise of the Tomb Raider in DX12 or DX11 VXAO?
Spent all night trying to perfect my Overclock.
Using a EVGA 1080 Founder's Edition with an EK Acetal waterblock and backplate. Paired with a i7 3820 @ 3.8Ghz (was 4.6, to 4.4... to now 3.8 cause this CPU is pretty shot).
Did the Heaven Benchmark twice to confirm stability.
Managed to get a +240Mhz on the GPU Clock, and +400Mhz on the Mem Clock. That puts me at:
Graphics: 2126Mhz
Memory: 5405Mhz
Temp: 40c
I'm very happy with that. Seems to be on the upper end of "good," while not being exceptional or unbelievably lucky.
this is the "boost" you're referring to, right?
does this vary from card to card based on clock coming from the manufacturer? If not, I guess I'm screwed? My most stable FTW boost clock is 1932 MHz, give or take according to GPU-Z
edit: oh i got the exact same overclock this guy got with his review sample. Looks like I'm fine? https://youtu.be/asBCeQ_EXzY?t=275
Thanks!
So with a new 1080 is it recommended to play Rise of the Tomb Raider in DX12 or DX11 VXAO?
Man that extra VRAM worked wonders for Mirror's Edge Catalyst on hyper.
The 1070 thread is pretty silent so I thought I would ask here too, if thats OK.
If I plan to play at 1080p resolution for the foreseeable future, and given that PS4 Neo and Scorpio will up the level playing field, should I stick with a 1070 or go with a 1080 to future proof?
Just managed to snag a Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1 preorder on Amazon for $649.99. Now I need to find a better monitor to use. My ASUS VG248QE isn't going to cut it anymore.
edit: and then after thinking about it for a few minutes I decided to cancel. I'll wait a few months for prices to drop further.
Just managed to snag a Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1 preorder on Amazon for $649.99. Now I need to find a better monitor to use. My ASUS VG248QE isn't going to cut it anymore.
edit: and then after thinking about it for a few minutes I decided to cancel. I'll wait a few months for prices to drop further.
649 is msrp. Prices are crazy because third party sellers are trying to price gouge when major retailers don't have them in stock. Unless a new generation is released, prices for current gen GPUs drops rarely and negligibly even after years by checking price trends.
No, $599 is nvs announced msrp.
Just managed to snag a Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1 preorder on Amazon for $649.99. Now I need to find a better monitor to use. My ASUS VG248QE isn't going to cut it anymore.
edit: and then after thinking about it for a few minutes I decided to cancel. I'll wait a few months for prices to drop further.
The overall availability on these damn 1080s is still shameful as shit. Been how many months now? lol
I ordered a Palit GameRock Premium 1080 on June 26 and I'm still waiting now lol. Will probably get my X34 monitor before the card arrives at this rate.
Still waiting for the new driver to fix the DPC latency issues. I hope I can play Fallout 4 properly when that driver is released.
Everything is fine so far. The only two shitty games I came across are Fallout 4 and Forza 6 Apex. The latter only uses two cores which causes stuttering and fps drops when there are multiple cars (reminds me of Assetto Corsa when it was in beta).
Don't get too excited. The 1080 has some driver issues right now.
The overall availability on these damn 1080s is still shameful as shit. Been how many months now? lol
Don't get too excited. The 1080 has some driver issues right now.
what issues? I haven't updated to the latest drivers yet
The only thing I can think of is the flickering Chrome bug that some users get if they're using a 144 Hz screen with a 60 Hz screen, but that's about it. The drivers are stable.
OC potential seems to rely entirely on silicon lottery now.So glad I didn't fork out the extra ~$200 AU for the factory OC'd cards. Sitting at stable 2050 - 2101 MHz core clock.