5080 Temp limit not showing anywhere

[NotIPlayForFun]

I just installed my 5080 and reinstalled windows a few days ago.

 

-In MSI Afterburner, the TEMP LIMIT slider is greyed out.

-And, in GPU-Z, under Advanced>NVIDIA BIOS, there is no "Temperature Limit" section

-Nvidia app, under System>Performance>Performance Limits, doesnt show a temp limit either.

 

 

Anyone have any idea why this may be the case? Thanks

 

I have the drivers for chipset from mobo, latest gpu (576.80), etc.

Components:

7800x3d

5080

gigabyte aorus elite ax rev 1.2 with latest bios

[Hinjima]

24 minutes ago, NotIPlayForFun said:

I just installed my 5080 and reinstalled windows a few days ago.

 

-In MSI Afterburner, the TEMP LIMIT slider is greyed out.

-And, in GPU-Z, under Advanced>NVIDIA BIOS, there is no "Temperature Limit" section

-Nvidia app, under System>Performance>Performance Limits, doesnt show a temp limit either.

 

 

Anyone have any idea why this may be the case? Thanks

 

I have the drivers for chipset from mobo, latest gpu (576.80), etc.

Components:

7800x3d

5080

gigabyte aorus elite ax rev 1.2 with latest bios

Are you using MSI Afterburner 4.6.6 Beta 5?

This adds support for RTX 5000 cards.

https://www.guru3d.com/download/msi-afterburner-beta-download/

 

Nvidia also removed the HotSpot sensor from RTX 5000 GPU's.

[NotIPlayForFun]

17 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Are you using MSI Afterburner 4.6.6 Beta 5?

This adds support for RTX 5000 cards.

https://www.guru3d.com/download/msi-afterburner-beta-download/

 

Nvidia also removed the HotSpot sensor from RTX 5000 GPU's.

Yes, I'm using 4.6.6 beta 5.

 

I actually think this may just be a 5080 thing... I previously thought that I remembered other people having the temp limit option, but I checked again and in OC videos like jayztwocents' 

(f.e. at 16:59) it actually looks like it's greyed out there too... I guess I misremembered!

 

Thanks anyway 

[Hinjima]

20 minutes ago, NotIPlayForFun said:

Yes, I'm using 4.6.6 beta 5.

 

I actually think this may just be a 5080 thing... I previously thought that I remembered other people having the temp limit option, but I checked again and in OC videos like jayztwocents' 

(f.e. at 16:59) it actually looks like it's greyed out there too... I guess I misremembered!

 

Thanks anyway 

That unfortunate.  Just checked, the slider is there on my RTX 4080 and works.

I will check again with a 5070/ti tomorrow and give you an update.

[NotIPlayForFun]

2 hours ago, Hinjima said:

That unfortunate.  Just checked, the slider is there on my RTX 4080 and works.

I will check again with a 5070/ti tomorrow and give you an update.

Well, looks like it wont affect me too much tho... because the best my card seems to be able to do is +300 core clock (with +100 core voltage 125% power +2000 memory clock) because if it ever goes over roughly 3225 MHz it crashes :((((

 

such a shame, given that it peaks at like 66 degrees in time spy extreme and doesnt get close to the 450W power limit ...

 

thinking about getting a new one atp, i have the impression the silicone lottery cant get worse than this on a 5080, apparently possible OC mostly ranges from +300 to +450

[Hinjima]

7 hours ago, NotIPlayForFun said:

Well, looks like it wont affect me too much tho... because the best my card seems to be able to do is +300 core clock (with +100 core voltage 125% power +2000 memory clock) because if it ever goes over roughly 3225 MHz it crashes :((((

 

such a shame, given that it peaks at like 66 degrees in time spy extreme and doesnt get close to the 450W power limit ...

 

thinking about getting a new one atp, i have the impression the silicone lottery cant get worse than this on a 5080, apparently possible OC mostly ranges from +300 to +450

From what I have seen with the 5080's is that you gotta reduce your overclock on the memory if you want higher core clock.

Almost all 350-370Mhz on the core I have seen has had +500/1200 on the memory and not 2000.

You most likely won't see your 5080 get near 450w as its a 350w card at stock, overclocking is not going to add another 100w to the power draw.

 

Its up to you if you want to return it or not, I personally would not.  There is diminishing returns and being able to add another 50-100Mhz will probably only give you about 1-2 FPS extra, if that.