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Same plan here. Looked at some benchmarks and it's a huge improvement over the 1080Ti. Going to be a pain to get my hands on one though.

That's unfortunate. But yeah it is pretty old so i guess that makes sense. I'll just keep it underclocked by 100mhz through afterburner.

I never overclocked my GPU, so it would just boost to the manufacturer's clock speeds, which I believe is 1708 MHz in boost mode. But now I underclock it by 100Mhz through afterburner to get it not to crash in most games. Some games don't crash when it's at the default boost 1708, but many others do. I always thought the manufacturer's boost clocks were always tested to ensure they remain stable.

Also my CPU is overclocked to 4.8 and RAM is xmp to run at 3200mhz. Do you think that may have something to do with it? The only reason I think not is because my issue goes away after I downclock my GPU, so not sure if there is any correlation between a CPU and RAM OC.

Don't think it is unfortunately. I've tried many different drivers and it doesn't help.

So I’ve had my build for ~4 years now. I have a GTX 1080Ti Asus Strix O11G so it comes factory overclocked/boosted. About a few months ago I noticed that some games like Modern Warfare, FFXIV, etc. randomly just freeze/lock-up until the game boots me to the desktop with a crash error code. After some troubleshooting, I noticed that when I underclock my GPU by about 100-200Mhz the games don’t crash anymore, so it looks like Asus’s factory OC on the card is causing the crashes. I’m wondering if there’s anything I can do to fix this so I don’t have to underclock m

Yeah I’ll try that. It’s been a few months since I cleaned it so it’s pretty dusty.

Nope, everything is pretty much the same system wise.

Yeah it’s two separate PSU cables, each 8 pins. Unfortunately I don’t have another system to test, but this issue started happening a few months ago where before it was fine.

2 cables, each are 8-pin connectors...

GPU has 2 8-pin connectors, it’s plugged into the MB directly and using original cables.

Here’s my PC build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/VJPPHN

So I’ve had my build for ~4 years now. I have a GTX 1080Ti Asus Strix O11G so it comes factory overclocked/boosted. About a few months ago I noticed that some games like Modern Warfare, FFXIV, etc. randomly just freeze/lock-up until the game boots me to the desktop with a crash error code. After some troubleshooting, I noticed that when I underclock my GPU by about 100-200Mhz the games don’t crash anymore, so it looks like Asus’s factory OC on the card is causing the crashes. I’m wondering if there’s anything I can do to fix this so I don’t have to underclock m

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