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Just got my 980 Ti and I'm at 620K PPD on a 9140 Core 18.  I'm pretty happy wit the improvement over my 760 at 75-90K PPD

 

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Nice one. This makes me hopeful for the Pascal or Polaris generation, because i wanna upgrade mit gtx 960

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14 hours ago, Teddy07 said:

Nice one. This makes me hopeful for the Pascal or Polaris generation, because i wanna upgrade mit gtx 960

I will say i've had alot of driver crashes...not happy so far, installed an older driver...hoping that fixes it

Cpu: i5 4690K @4.5  / Motherboard: MSI Z97-G45   / Gpu: EVGA GTX 980 Ti SC+  / Cooler:  Air / Ram:  16 GB of stuff / PSU: an overkill one / Case:  cheap / Monitor: yep...  / Drives:  ssds

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On 3/25/2016 at 11:20 PM, jimmykillerjr said:

Just got my 980 Ti and I'm at 620K PPD on a 9140 Core 18.  I'm pretty happy wit the improvement over my 760 at 75-90K PPD

 

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so much more than me. i am only getting about 96kppd with my 980ti on what i think is a x21 core? still kinda new and had hope to really put out with this card

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22 hours ago, MillerPanda said:

so much more than me. i am only getting about 96kppd with my 980ti on what i think is a x21 core? still kinda new and had hope to really put out with this card

Sounds like a driver issue. You also need to let WUs run to completion to get accurate PPDs (if you aren't already). 

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On 3/27/2016 at 8:23 PM, jimmykillerjr said:

I will say i've had alot of driver crashes...not happy so far, installed an older driver...hoping that fixes it

If that doesn't fix it, and you're not overclocking: try turning dialing back the overclock. It'll also crash sometimes with videos or games running. 

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33 minutes ago, Deil Grist said:

If that doesn't fix it, and you're not overclocking: try turning dialing back the overclock. It'll also crash sometimes with videos or games running. 

it was the driver. I just got the 980ti and when I updated the driver I forgot to do a reset. thank you for your help

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1 hour ago, MillerPanda said:

it was the driver. I just got the 980ti and when I updated the driver I forgot to do a reset. thank you for your help

I meant to say "try dialing back the driver," but you got the point anyways. xD Glad it worked out for you.

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