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So I picked up a 1080TI Aorus Extreme a week ago. Finally had the weekend come around to start playing games. Then I've noticed it just crashes on every game around 20-30 minutes of playing. I'm using the Aorus software on the "OC Mode" I installed the latest driver from NVIDIA checked the plugs and it's all fine...... What could be wrong???? The temps are good around 70c max while gaming good clock speeds too 1900mhz.... Any ideas? Heres my specs for some additional info. (I7 3820 3.6 | Asrock Extreme 6 | RM 750i | 1080TI Aorus Extreme | 12 GB ram | Windows 7 64Bit |   Any help is appreciated!  B|

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see if it crashes on stock clocks. Could just be a bad oc 

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1 minute ago, revsilverspine said:

see if it crashes on stock clocks. Could just be a bad oc 

1900mhz shouldnt do that tho.
anyways try uninstalling the drivers with ddu and report back to us

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1900mhz shouldnt do that tho.
anyways try uninstalling the drivers with ddu and report back to us

the sapphire tixxx software crashes my os regardless of what i do. Even changing the rgb on the card ends up in a bsod. Tried underclocking the card to test a theory and even that crashed it. Afterburner doesn't crash it though

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17 minutes ago, ReaLzEdits said:

So I picked up a 1080TI Aorus Extreme a week ago. Finally had the weekend come around to start playing games. Then I've noticed it just crashes on every game around 20-30 minutes of playing. I'm using the Aorus software on the "OC Mode" I installed the latest driver from NVIDIA checked the plugs and it's all fine...... What could be wrong???? The temps are good around 70c max while gaming good clock speeds too 1900mhz.... Any ideas? Heres my specs for some additional info. (I7 3820 3.6 | Asrock Extreme 6 | RM 750i | 1080TI Aorus Extreme | 12 GB ram | Windows 7 64Bit |   Any help is appreciated!  B|

my aorus gtx 1080 ti cant even do stable 2000mhz, just use a smaller oc

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It's all fixed now just a clean re-installation of the drivers and bam........... Um I'm going to go out on a limb here and say the Gigabyte tool is a........ Bit screwy with the numbers............. Anyway thanks for the help boys! 

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Actually i've never used "OC Mode" I've always used "Gaming Mode" So it should be 1700MHZ or something like that. But does not matter. 

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