Thanks for that. That's the only trouble with buying used and not knowing the full history but at £400 I couldn't say no.Pretty normal for a 2080Ti most boost up to 1900+ mhz by themselves. Manufacturer boost clocks mean very little.
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Thanks for that. That's the only trouble with buying used and not knowing the full history but at £400 I couldn't say no.Pretty normal for a 2080Ti most boost up to 1900+ mhz by themselves. Manufacturer boost clocks mean very little.
Thanks for that. That's the only trouble with buying used and not knowing the full history but at £400 I couldn't say no.
game crashed after about 5 minutes of Control
How do know when you've reached max safe memory clocks?
I've been running a benchmark and increasing the memory in small increments and I wasn't seeing any artifacts and the scores kept increasing but I decided to stop at 2100Mhz. My card doesn't have temp sensors for the memory so I couldn't tell how hot it was getting but the gpu was getting up to 65C by the end of the bench run.
Is it safe to keep pushing? (It's Samsung memory.)
With so many people manically selling off their 2080 Ti's to fund the non existent 3080's, Now makes for a good bargain hunting time, MSI 2080 Ti Lightning Z sold for slightly more than £1500 a mere 4 months ago, I got it for roughly 1/3 the price in mint condition with 2 years warranty left, Original box, Brace etc...
Excellent cards had the 1080Ti version and was tempted by the 2080Ti version but they were super expensive and quite rare. Enjoy.
3080 is barely any faster than 2080Ti once both are overclocked, so well worth what you paid IMO and should be a decent overclocking card.
With so many people manically selling off their 2080 Ti's to fund the non existent 3080's, Now makes for a good bargain hunting time, MSI 2080 Ti Lightning Z sold for slightly more than £1500 a mere 4 months ago, I got it for roughly 1/3 the price in mint condition with 2 years warranty left, Original box, Brace etc...
2080ti is a fantastic card still.... Can play at 3840x1600 at good frame rates. It's probably one of the best value second hand cards in a long time given that they've taken such a big hit on the retail price, especially as lots of them came with 3-4 years warranties.
Yeah I have no plans of moving onto 3000 series even when the stock issues are sorted out, The performance gap is only around 15-20%, Not worth an upgrade, I'll wait for Hopper/4000 series next year
Don't think we will see Hopper next year but I think there will be an Ampere refresh on 7nm TSMC which could give a good performance increase.
https://www.techpowerup.com/273302/nvidia-reportedly-moving-ampere-to-7-nm-tsmc-in-2021
Nvidia historically always do this to early adopters , the last time being with the 2080 super refresh with better memory in. It kinda makes me very very tempted to cancel my Strix 3090 preorder tbh, especially with big navi coming as well and no sign of a 3090 actually being delivered any time soon.Don't think we will see Hopper next year but I think there will be an Ampere refresh on 7nm TSMC which could give a good performance increase.
https://www.techpowerup.com/273302/nvidia-reportedly-moving-ampere-to-7-nm-tsmc-in-2021
Nvidia historically always do this to early adopters , the last time being with the 2080 super refresh with better memory in. It kinda makes me very very tempted to cancel my Strix 3090 preorder tbh, especially with big navi coming as well and no sign of a 3090 actually being delivered any time soon.
I’m gonna wait for the next Overclockers email telling me my que position and decide on Friday I think - but I am leaning towards cancelling - it just isn’t worth the wait especiallly when better is around the corner