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3080 FE constant crashing
- Thread starter daman2k
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I recieved my card today (Gigabyte Vision 3080) and had the same issues.
The eventual solution, weirdly, since i overclock my Ryzen 3700x to 4.25Ghz w/ 1.275v was to increase load line calibration. System logs under Computer Manager showed CPU core crashing. This rectified it for me, no more errors, no crashes. I see you OC as well, have you increase LLC in the bios?
The eventual solution, weirdly, since i overclock my Ryzen 3700x to 4.25Ghz w/ 1.275v was to increase load line calibration. System logs under Computer Manager showed CPU core crashing. This rectified it for me, no more errors, no crashes. I see you OC as well, have you increase LLC in the bios?
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turning off XMP profiles often underclocks the RAM. You need to select the XMP profile that matches the speed on the RAM.
Download 3D Mark the free version if you dont have it, run Timespy benchmark. I find if it fails that then there is a good indication something is wrong with the card. If it passes but fails in games it usually ends up being software related or something you can change. Thats just from my experience.
Also whats the temp on the GPU when its crashing ?
Max temp on the GPU is around 75-77C
I have made progress using a mixture of things.
I have set the CPU to 3.8 GHz @ 1.35V
I took the ram down to 2400 Mhz using XMP and it seemed stable currently back up to 3000 Mhz using XMP with 1.35V manually set.
I set a fan profile to ramp up (all my fans) to 70% on any temp over 55c on the CPU up to 100% on 67c on the CPU. Currently seeing a max temp of 63c.
With this, I managed an hour of GTA last night and an hour of red dead and GTA this morning. I will need to monitor it to see if the crashing is over, but it's a hell of a lot better than before. Just thought I would update in case anyone else is facing the same issues.
Thanks to everyone who's provided help.
I have made progress using a mixture of things.
I have set the CPU to 3.8 GHz @ 1.35V
I took the ram down to 2400 Mhz using XMP and it seemed stable currently back up to 3000 Mhz using XMP with 1.35V manually set.
I set a fan profile to ramp up (all my fans) to 70% on any temp over 55c on the CPU up to 100% on 67c on the CPU. Currently seeing a max temp of 63c.
With this, I managed an hour of GTA last night and an hour of red dead and GTA this morning. I will need to monitor it to see if the crashing is over, but it's a hell of a lot better than before. Just thought I would update in case anyone else is facing the same issues.
Thanks to everyone who's provided help.
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My experience with 1st gen Ryzen/300 series boards is they don't like overclocking, either the CPU or the RAM. Mixing RAM also causes BSODs eventually as well.
Default RAM speed for a 1700 is 2133mhz, even with my Corsair LPX 'AMD compatible' kit I can't go above 2666mhz with a 1st gen board.
Default RAM speed for a 1700 is 2133mhz, even with my Corsair LPX 'AMD compatible' kit I can't go above 2666mhz with a 1st gen board.
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What does the system logs say in Computer Management?
Soldato
Seems like it's the system crashing, not the GPU.
The 3080 has put more strain on your system making the overclocks fail
The 3080 has put more strain on your system making the overclocks fail
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+1. I had to increase load line calibration and my crashes stopped.
This certainly seems like the issue. Either resetting all clocks to stock or trying in another machine (not overclocked) is the best way to go
Seems to be a system issue for sure, I have put a good few hours in with no issues. Glad to get to the bottom of it!
I think its a mix of the changes to the overclocks as well as a new power supply to sustain the new power draw? Touch wood this will be the end of it.
I think its a mix of the changes to the overclocks as well as a new power supply to sustain the new power draw? Touch wood this will be the end of it.
This isn't technically true - XMP profiles are factory overclocks. Turning them off makes the RAM run at the base spec timings of the modules.
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It's power to cores.
Load Line Calibration sorts this.
Changing it, subject to overal system stability, should afford you the CPU OC without needing to scale back any clocks.
thats ridiculous, 3080 should be a plug n play card especially if you had a 1080
must have been crazy to get a 3080 when there are hardly any in the country and then it doesnt work, like buying the only centodieci and finding out it doesnt drive, lol
must have been crazy to get a 3080 when there are hardly any in the country and then it doesnt work, like buying the only centodieci and finding out it doesnt drive, lol
Think you find a 3080 draws not far off twice the power of a 1080 so there could be more strain & heat put on other PC components
In my case, I had issues as soon as I plugged in the 3080 because PCIe4.0 seemingly caused the SoC to become unstable at auto settings on my motherboard. Something I couldn't have anticipated because of Gen 4 being so new... For now I've had to set it back down to Gen 3, but I do plan on trying to make it stable at some point by adjusting voltages...
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If it was an AMD card, people would return it blaming drivers.
As its an nvidia card, people are prepared to go to the efforts of underclocking, tweaking bios, new psu, new windows install. Its amazing.
Glad to see its working though, many a pc Gamer these days aren't prepared to put in the work.
As its an nvidia card, people are prepared to go to the efforts of underclocking, tweaking bios, new psu, new windows install. Its amazing.
Glad to see its working though, many a pc Gamer these days aren't prepared to put in the work.