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I think you are missing the meaning of the word incompetent ... Nvidia are the incompetents not me, and with the behavior that you have by accepting the errors and the problems that nvidia makes in drivers, and not even reporting them to nvidia, you encourage them and they think they are the best, and they will charge you with higher price.
I don't have anything else to say, because it's clear that is what you want.
At least I will do something about it, and if they don't fix the problems where i live after 3 times in warranty with same defect, I will get money back and that's it.I can take anytime a cheaper sh card.
You didn't had a card that was giving BSOD and it was a because of bad silicon solder, and at the beginning I thought also that is because of drivers, but after warranty ended it died, and I tried to fix it and I couldn't because silicon solder can't be replaced. I will not do that again. You can do it if you want, like you said it's your money.
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Hey. I think that was a bug on drivers/or my cpu management. Because also i had lower score fps in this test gpu test 2 time spy,because intel boost was not working fine on this test. So i use in Windows Management.HIGH PERFORMANCE and boost 4.7ghz always , no gpu load drop and no crashing,no bsod and score are fine. Also tested on 3third driver ( 416.94 ) and its fine.
Test now smooth like hell,no hitching,no drops,score fine,no crashing:)
So on 416.94 looping after 5 hours it crashed. Any ideas?
In benchmarks my card was ok, in Sniper elite 4 in DX11 was ok. In DX12 in max 1 hour game was exiting to windows without any error and after 1 min BSOD ... And with some drivers the GPU frequency was locking at 1350 Mhz and on idle was staying at that frequency instead of dropping at 300 Mhz. Also I was having problems when I was encoding some videos with the video card encoder there was no video, and with intel encoder same settings everything was ok.
For me there were to many errors, and it made me think that for 1200$ I was getting more problems than on a igpu, instead of eliminate all the igpu problems.
If your card works only with one driver without crashes, is not ok. There are many tests on internet with different drivers and there is no crash.
I don't know if you set the CPU all core to boost to 4.7Ghz, but if you did without voltage increase, is not stable.
Try to use it with default settings and see if you get any errors then. By the way what is the CPU and PSU that you have ?
its stable cpu all cpu tests passing fine. Also on 411.70 is fine too.
My cpu is not oc,is only turbo working.
Corsair 750rmX
Well, if I had your card I would have return it in the moment I saw that BSOD. Test it with the driver on the CD, because that benchmark was available when the card was released. So there is no excuse for the card to give you a BSOD with that driver, in that benchmark.
That benchmark doesn't use and special features of the card and should work flawlessly with any driver. If it doesn't then either there is a hardware problem (which i tend to believe because, like i told you, there many people with same card and no problems in that benchmark with same drivers that you have problems), either they are doing the usual stuff they fix something and brake something else, which for me is unacceptable and the level they want to be, and for the price we payed for those cards.
Nvidia should work on their quality controls of the GPUs and drivers
I read on internet that some peoples have the same crash on GPU TEST 2 Time Spy looped in about 5 hour like mine:) With 2080 ti s
Also mine working fine with the latest and no crash. Currently i am testing the oldest 411.70 and no issues,but still testing.
You know what I don't like ? Having so many drivers some work some don't. That's instability.
Because of so unstable drivers, maybe in the future a game that you wanna play will need updated drivers, and nvidia will release them but they will make some power management bugs that will fry your GPU.
Because of that I don't find nvidia cards reliable.
Latest driver, if you didn't know gives BSOD in ARK: Survival Evolved and is specified in driver release notes. This problem is known since the release of rtx series, and since then passed few month and is not fixed.
And some other applications that use the same dx functions will crash also.
Passing so much time makes me think that there are some schematic mistakes or hardware faults, and they can't fix them with software.
RTX 2080 Ti GPU is a Titan RTX on which some parts didn't work, and I'm afraid that some other parts are not working correctly, thats why so many problems.
They released a card not fully testing a large amount of GPUs, hoping that they will fix the bugs by users reports.
Because of those things you can't say that your card works or not correctly ...
I wish I can tell you if the card works or not how it should but, I hope you understood, that I can't, and other people can't tell you that also.
My card I considered that was not working correctly. For your card only you can decide that.
All you can do is test it in time, and see if it works or not correctly.
Hmm yeah but even if your card is stable everywhere then can be unstable on next future game released in next month heh
If card is stable everywhere it means that the driver works correctly with DirectX, Opengl or Mantle. Games access first Directx, OpenGl and Mantle apis and if all applications that are using this apis don't crash that means that the driver, that is accessed by the apis, has no bugs and the GPU has no hardware issues, and the future games should work correctly.
But yea ... with nvidia, you can expect anything, because is unstable with old games, not talking about some of the new ones. You don't really know if the cards have hardware issues, or driver issues. Only nvidia knows ...
Stop doing loops, my card was not crashing on loops, but in a game, and also I had a problem when encoding a video, with the same settings I had on igpu. Or maybe you will be playing benchmarks ...
That's why I did RMA. I don't want to have BSOD when I render or edit something. Benchmarks are repeatable, and they have mostly the same variables, while a game or an application have different variables and different scenarios.
So on 416.94 looping after 5 hours it crashed. Any ideas?
In benchmarks my card was ok, in Sniper elite 4 in DX11 was ok. In DX12 in max 1 hour game was exiting to windows without any error and after 1 min BSOD ... And with some drivers the GPU frequency was locking at 1350 Mhz and on idle was staying at that frequency instead of dropping at 300 Mhz. Also I was having problems when I was encoding some videos with the video card encoder there was no video, and with intel encoder same settings everything was ok.
For me there were to many errors, and it made me think that for 1200$ I was getting more problems than on a igpu, instead of eliminate all the igpu problems.
If your card works only with one driver without crashes, is not ok. There are many tests on internet with different drivers and there is no crash.
I don't know if you set the CPU all core to boost to 4.7Ghz, but if you did without voltage increase, is not stable.
Try to use it with default settings and see if you get any errors then. By the way what is the CPU and PSU that you have ?
Hey, val. I see you got a replacement card. Are you still getting BSOD with DX12? I was playing The Division with DX12 and my PC was suddenly restarting while in-game, usually after 1 to 2 hours, but then it happened while in the game menu under light load (never happened in Windows desktop). My temps are normal, voltages of PSU are rock solid as far as I can tell, memtest86 for 12 hours with no errors. I have a platinum 800 watt psu, only 1 year old. I have switched the game setting to DX11 and now for 12 hours across 3 days there is no restart yet. I will update if this changes, but I am still worried.
orea wrote: Apr 21, 2019 23:56:54 GMT -8 Go with Asus. First Gigabyte motherboard. Problems right out of the box. Two days and counting for esupport. Really!!! You got me this time Giga*@it.. But never again.
evilsact wrote: Apr 19, 2019 6:21:14 GMT -8 Having problem with my Aorus rgb memory. rgb wont work with fusion.
hotelcali4nia1 wrote: Apr 18, 2019 16:20:36 GMT -8 2 month's to get accepted? I've already solved my problems thank you, Please delete me!!
echto wrote: Apr 18, 2019 1:22:48 GMT -8 reddorki - no kidding, go figure.
reddorki wrote: Apr 16, 2019 14:59:12 GMT -8 intender: What use has an RGB NVMe, if your main slot on your motherboard is covered or invisible when a GPU is installed ? Ah, forgot that on Gigabyte motherboards that NVMe slot is located below the first/main PCIe-express slot for the GPU.
psycrow wrote: Apr 12, 2019 12:41:55 GMT -8 Do anyone know how i get my default colours changing mode back on my 2080 rtx ti auros..i installed fusion by a mistake and tryed the rainbow loop mode..now in stuck on that mode after i removed that horrible program....so how do i reset that ?
intender wrote: Apr 5, 2019 13:58:12 GMT -8 The Aorus RGB nvme drive is now available, video below with links to buy in the description
vanowm wrote: Mar 9, 2019 16:44:15 GMT -8 What is the most important features you are looking for when choosing a motherboard?
scaramonga wrote: Feb 25, 2019 21:03:38 GMT -8 Kids!, in a mans world *
vanowm wrote: Feb 25, 2019 15:18:45 GMT -8 How about you just leave? Change email address of the account and forget it ever existed.
nubone wrote: Feb 22, 2019 20:53:16 GMT -8 Hello...needd help why my pc Ethernet connection unavailable in network adapters... done update driver.. said already install the driver.... mobo b360m, windows 10pro,i5-8400
