On what? I'm pretty sure this is common knowledge -- both of those details.
Any 3080 owners already around?
Could one of you PLEASE run the RTX Bright Memory Ray Tracing Benchmark and post the result.
1440p/DLSS Quality/Maxed out RT, preferably not manually overclocked.
Bright Memory: Infinite Ray Tracing Benchmark on Steam
Benchmark software created by FYQD-Studio to test performance of next-gen ray tracing in Bright Memory: Infinite.store.steampowered.com
I know, a lot to ask, but it would be very helpfull to find out what I want to upgrade to.
There you go. I have a 3700x and a Palit 3080 non-oc version.
12 hours no crashing on my 3080FE after getting my overclock/undervolt settings correct (and no crashes whatsoever at stock), so I'd say yes. It did crash as soon as I tried to push my undervolt just a little too far, and was often the only game that would show the instability. Mission 1 in particular seemed to cause the most problems.
Where did you settle on your undervolt? I'm at 0.800v @ 1800Mhz on my FE with +500 on mem.
I wanted extra performance over stock (at least in the most demanding games) so I settled on 0.925 @ 1905Mhz. I haven't touched the memory, I might play around with it and see if it's worth it. I average around 300W power usage in the most demanding games like RDR2, with peaks of 335W (it might be closer to 290W/320W, it's been a couple days since I tested and I changed settings so much the results started running together), and my temps don't go any higher than 74C.
I know because I used to be one of them, I mean I have a 2080ti and I'm upgrading to a 3080
That's a pretty good summary, only problem I have with it is EVGA already admitted they saw issues when they tried no mlcc's on their card, and Buildzoid has a great video where he agrees it's definitely a problem. We don't know that it's the whole problem, but we do know it can be a problem.
Yep, 100% this. Saw numerous people in the 3080 Discord have to downclock their brand new 3080 because it crashed while just trying to play a game.
His TLDR is basically we don't know that it's a problem having all sp-cap's when we do in fact know it is because EVGA stated they had trouble when they tried it.
Yeah, like already mentioned, you realize this is happening with stock cards, right? To people that don't overclock anyways?
remember it's ECC memory. It doesn't overclock the same way or anywhere near as high. The only way you'll know if you're losing performance on that OC is if you bench it. Most OC's are in the +250 range, max before memory errors start to cause lost performance.
I know all that, in 3DMark I was able to get up to +800 before performance started declining. Most reviews I read showed around a +750 boost being viable so I'm curious where you got that 250 number from.
Those sort of hobbyist would be better waiting a month or two for the actual non launch cards where Manufacturers put out super customized cards etc.
Honestly I feel like the 3080 cooler is also great (especially for a true 2 slot). It's obviously smaller than the 3090, but it keeps my temps at around 73-75C with fans only running around 50% in my Lian Li O11 Dynamic case.
Same chip as in 3070. They can launch them simultaneously if there will be a need for this.
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Any 3080 owners already around?
Could one of you PLEASE run the RTX Bright Memory Ray Tracing Benchmark and post the result.
1440p/DLSS Quality/Maxed out RT, preferably not manually overclocked.
Bright Memory: Infinite Ray Tracing Benchmark on Steam
Benchmark software created by FYQD-Studio to test performance of next-gen ray tracing in Bright Memory: Infinite.
I know, a lot to ask, but it would be very helpfull to find out what I want to upgrade to.
