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did you do a clean install of the drivers?

 

try reseating the GPU and re-plug the power cables.

 

if all else fails

 

RMA the whole thing

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Guys, My EVGA 1080 Hybrid is slower than a FE, and won't overclock without crashed, please help!

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did you do a clean install of the drivers?

 

try reseating the GPU and re-plug the power cables.

 

if all else fails

 

RMA the whole thing

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It's from CyberPowerPC, How would I do a clean install of the drivers?

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1 minute ago, dragoon20005 said:

did you do a clean install of the drivers?

 

try reseating the GPU and re-plug the power cables.

 

if all else fails

 

RMA the whole thing

 

It's from CyberPowerPC, How would I do a clean install of the drivers?

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Just now, ClaudioBravo said:

It's from CyberPowerPC, How would I do a clean install of the drivers?

 

http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

 

download the program from the website

 

run the program

 

restart the PC

 

and then download the latest drivers from nVIdia

 

 

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6 minutes ago, dragoon20005 said:

RMA the whole thing

RMA because it won't overclock?

Do you know what RMA is?

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1 minute ago, Enderman said:

RMA because it won't overclock?

Do you know what RMA is?

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I might just have too, The card seems like a pre-production unit, and might be caused due to that, but I don't know, I am uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling.

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3 minutes ago, ClaudioBravo said:

I might just have too, The card seems like a pre-production unit, and might be caused due to that, but I don't know, I am uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling.

I don't think you understand...

 

RMA is for defective hardware.

A card that does not overclock is not defective.

It is only guaranteed to run at stock speeds.

Anything over that is called the silicon lottery and you either get lucky or you don't.

 

Same for CPUs too.

 

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it is what it is. you lost the silicon lottery. nothing more then that m8 they dont "guarantee" itll overclock well at all

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should have bought a FTW or a classified instead mate...sorry to hear that.

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7 minutes ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

should have bought a FTW or a classified instead mate...sorry to hear that.

It's a FTW card with AIO cooling, cooling works great, overclocking doesn't. Hell, firestrike put my card behind FE card.

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Just now, ClaudioBravo said:

It's a FTW card with AIO cooling, cooling works great, overclocking doesn't. Hell, firestrike put my card behind FE card.

what kind of boost clocks are you getting out of it?!

have you overclocked the memory?

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10 minutes ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

should have bought a FTW or a classified instead mate...sorry to hear that.

The Hybrid is supposed to be an FTW with a watercooler and a shroud. Oh well, Claudio can have a table with me at the EVGA Lemons Club, my 970 Superclocked can't even hold the stock boost clock. xD :(

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33 minutes ago, ClaudioBravo said:

Guys, My EVGA 1080 Hybrid is slower than a FE, and won't overclock without crashed, please help!

Before we go any further...

 

I think some screenshots would be in order.

 

Specifically showing msi afterburner, gpu z and cpu z to give us some reference points.

 

We need to see what you're doing with this overclock before we condemn the card.

We all make mistakes and do silly things without realizing it, peer review helps us catch things... seemingly obvious things that we all can miss.

 

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55 minutes ago, ClaudioBravo said:

Guys, My EVGA 1080 Hybrid is slower than a FE, and won't overclock without crashed, please help!

Just to make you aware, when you overclock a graphics card, you technically void your warranty....

 

As has been said you can not RMA a card because it's not a good overclocker, The card is working as intended, no guarantees are given with overclocking when you buy a card, unless you buy one as cherry picked to overclock, by the manufacturer and sold as such..

 

you have two options, 

 

1 just live with it

 

2 sell the card at a loss, and buy another and hope it overclocks...

 

personally id pick number 1.

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22 minutes ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

what kind of boost clocks are you getting out of it?!

have you overclocked the memory?

 

 

21 minutes ago, SteveGrabowski0 said:

The Hybrid is supposed to be an FTW with a watercooler and a shroud. Oh well, Claudio can have a table with me at the EVGA Lemons Club, my 970 Superclocked can't even hold the stock boost clock. xD :(

 

 

21 minutes ago, Maxxtraxx said:

Before we go any further...

 

I think some screenshots would be in order.

 

Specifically showing msi afterburner, gpu z and cpu z to give us some reference points.

 

We need to see what you're doing with this overclock before we condemn the card.

We all make mistakes and do silly things without realizing it, peer review helps us catch things... seemingly obvious things that we all can miss.

 

 

 

2 minutes ago, Tech Inquisition said:

Or to be accurate... advertised speeds :)

 

So, after reinstalling the drivers, I would like to say I have gained better, not the best, but better performance. The card now boosts between 1987-2038MHz which is good, and I got graphics scores of about 22900 on Firestrike now, so I am also happy with that! Below are my CPU-Z/GPU-Z & EVGA Precision OC Screenshots.

 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, super_skank said:

Just to make you aware, when you overclock a graphics card, you technically void your warranty....

 

As has been said you can not RMA a card because it's not a good overclocker, The card is working as intended, no guarantees are given with overclocking when you buy a card, unless you buy one as cherry picked to overclock, by the manufacturer and sold as such..

 

you have two options, 

 

1 just live with it

 

2 sell the card at a loss, and buy another and hope it overclocks...

 

personally id pick number 1.

incorrect , overclocking does not void warranty. hard mods and bios mods do void warrantys 

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1 minute ago, super_skank said:

Just to make you aware, when you overclock a graphics card, you technically void your warranty....

 

As has been said you can not RMA a card because it's not a good overclocker, The card is working as intended, no guarantees are given with overclocking when you buy a card, unless you buy one as cherry picked to overclock, by the manufacturer and sold as such..

 

you have two options, 

 

1 just live with it

 

2 sell the card at a loss, and buy another and hope it overclocks...

 

personally id pick number 1.

 

 

Overclocking doe's not void your warranty, that makes no sense.

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1 hour ago, dragoon20005 said:

did you do a clean install of the drivers?

 

try reseating the GPU and re-plug the power cables.

 

if all else fails

 

RMA the whole thing

 

 

54 minutes ago, Enderman said:

RMA because it won't overclock?

Do you know what RMA is?

...

 

 

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yes is does, this comes directly from sapphire ED....

 

and it makes sense that it voids the warranty, why should the company be out of pocket if you break the card through overclocking.....

 

You need to go and actually read the warranty.

 

Not that they would ever know you overclocked, unless you are silly enough to admit to it.

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7 minutes ago, ClaudioBravo said:

 

 

 

 

So, after reinstalling the drivers, I would like to say I have gained better, not the best, but better performance. The card now boosts between 1987-2038MHz which is good, and I got graphics scores of about 22900 on Firestrike now, so I am also happy with that! Below are my CPU-Z/GPU-Z & EVGA Precision OC Screenshots.

 

 

 

 

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now just increase temp and power target and watch the boost clocks, your GPU now should boost over 2GHz constant

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5 minutes ago, dragoon20005 said:

now just increase temp and power target and watch the boost clocks, your GPU now should boost over 2GHz constant

 

Never noticed the power limit, temperature isn't an issue, never goes over 40C with AIO!

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9 minutes ago, Tech Inquisition said:

Interesting that your "default" is actually reporting 12MHz lower than advertised... :(

http://au.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6288-KR

 

 

I believe it's a Pre-Production unit, I'll contact EVGA and ask how to fix it.

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