The GDDR6X has a bit more capability for OC. The manufacturing process doesn't allow for higher frequencies, and even for a slight increase, you throw efficiency out the window. This is a sign that the efficiency at stock frequencies was already stretched.

You can see that by the fact that any OC stays well under 5% in additional frequency, but the power consumption rises much more. What's more, the 3080 has been pushed to the limit by default. They couldn't even keep the card rock stable at stock frequencies initially, so now is probably not the time to add OC on top of that. Until then, i would refrain from OCing the GeForce RTX 3080 whatsoever right now. I'm sure there will come an Afterburner version sometime soon which will take this into account. With the GeForce 456.55 driver, they just managed to stop the crashing, by implementing certain changes in voltages vs. When i oc to 1770mhz it starts at 2055-2077mhz and sometimes crash,sometimes when temps raise go to 1955mhz but crash at 1955mhz.Even though this hasn't much to do with motherboard/CPU overclocking, or overclocking of an MSI product, i'll try to answer something. So basically i dont must oc right? Core is 0+.Īnd then its not crashing lol so where is the point?! When i left him default ( no oc ) but max all sliders: power limit,temp limit, then my max clock at start is 1995mhz. On all games and other benches i am stable on 2080mhz even. Only not crashing when gpu core is on stock + still all limits maxed,but stock boost ( 1695mhz ).Īh its only firestrike gpu 1 test. Tried on stock memory but still crashing.

Even on small oc is crash.Įven +20 core boost, and crash after 10 min or 30min or 4 hours. I am testing firestrike gpu test 1 and i have crashing when i am looped. Its normal? Sometimes on 1950 is 1.340v ,sometimes its 1.670v,1870v etc. One time on 2020mhz is 1.870v ,second time is 1.050v. Even without curve my voltage fluctuating like crazy,maybe its normal? I have maxed sliders power ,temp,voltage.

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