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Post Date: 2018-09-23

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    Posted: 23 Sep 2018 at 10:34pm
Hello everyone first and foremost thanks for reading. Now the problem, I recently bought a custom made PC from Digital Storm, It came with the MSI 1080 TI aero OC gpu which I heard has heating problems, I ordered mines with some extra fans and with a non maintenance AIO. everything was good for the first 3 weeks, GPU was Overclocking and giving me 1986MHz, with a +50 on afterburner, that is how it came. all was good, recently i started getting some very bad artifacts on final fantasy 14, so I dial back the clock to +25, still show artifacts, I dialed it back to -50 and the artifacts stopped, for Ff14 and other games, now the artifacts came back, for witcher 3 and all my other games, so I dial back to -100, all was good, now a week later, Im staring to notice small artifacts on witcher 3. Whats going on? I keep dialing back and the artifacts keep coming back as well, the PC started with +50 just fine on a max of 1986Mhz, now Im on -100, 1896Mhz and getting artifacts again. do I have a bad GPU?


Full Specs:
CPU: AMD 2700x @3.7Ghz
GPU: MSI 1080Ti Aero 11GB OC
Ram: 16GB (8x2) 3000mhz
Motherboard: Asus Prime x470
Power Supply: Corsair 750Watt
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  Quote bprat22 Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 24 Sep 2018 at 1:41am
I don’t do gpu oc’ing, but that clock seems high. Isn’t 1620 the boost clock.   I had to look it up so could be wrong.

Higher clock needs higher core voltage to feed it. Have you adjusted the voltage to stabilize it?   How about memory clock?    

Just a couple of thoughts.
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  Quote Darkwonder42 Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 24 Sep 2018 at 5:10am
Not high at all, OC 1080 Ti are on average higher than 1900Mhz, with many reaching 2000Mhz+, mines was fine at 1986 before, but now as I underclock the artifacts follow eventually, its a clear sign the GPU is dying. Buts its a brand new gpu badically, this machine is not even a month old.
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  Quote bprat22 Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 24 Sep 2018 at 7:54am
I agree that it is probably a bad card.  Just giving you a couple of things to try.

I would contact DS and go from there.  They'll have to OK an RMA anyways.

Unfortunately, new bad components, even after stress resting, aren't unusual.  Not the norm but happens all the time. 


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