1080 TI SC2 Hybrid review

[TheNaitsyrk]

On 19/01/2018 at 6:58 PM, Masterofevil said:

 

it's not stable @ 100% it crash sometime

it's not stable @ 2100mhz

Then it's not an overclock because it's not stable. I have a STABLE 2076. I can also put 2100 and it will not crash for 30 min... Please.

[TheNaitsyrk]

On 20/01/2018 at 10:31 AM, racer243l said:

FTW3 Elite owner here

 

I have it on it´s stock air cooler and get 1936Mhz without touching it at around 70°C.

OC is stable at 125Mhz on the core without added voltage for 2050-2075Mhz at 73-75°C.

Memory so far only pushed by 300Mhz so 12600Mhz since it has the 12000Mhz memory from factory but I will see how far I can get it

Not bad. My one is the early SC2 Hybrid so I can do 12400 memory with like +700 OC. (Good memory lottery), obviously core stays stable at 2076 so that was also lucky.

[Masterofevil]

17 hours ago, TheNaitsyrk said:

Then it's not an overclock because it's not stable. I have a STABLE 2076. I can also put 2100 and it will not crash for 30 min... Please.

it's stable in some games and benchmarks like heaven and valley but it crash in firestrikei said it's not 100% stable

[TheNaitsyrk]

4 hours ago, Masterofevil said:

it's stable in some games and benchmarks like heaven and valley but it crash in firestrikei said it's not 100% stable

It's stable or not. Yours is not. No such thing as not 100% stable.

[Jrasero]

On 6/21/2017 at 9:43 AM, TheNaitsyrk said:

Hiho,

 

My 1080TI SC2 Hybrid arrived and I muse say it's pretty good.

 

- In an ambient room temperature of 27C, the GPU stays at around 60C under fullest load when overclocked: +500Mhz to the memory 120% power target, 60Mv voltage, +100 to core clock. Fans spin at a constant speed of 1500RPM on the radiator and it is not very audible.

 

Tested with the case closed and radiator is mounted in the front of the case and hot air is dumped into the case (balanced airflow).

 

There is a slight coil whine, however it is not really noticeable when PC case is closed.

 

Overclock will obviously vary from card to card but this one manages 2075Mhz on the core but mostly stays at 2063 or 2050 in games. Memory is exactly at 6003Mhz (12006 effective).

 

Since this is the SC2 version, it has all the sensors to monitor temperatures and GPU power temps are: 74C, 74C, 74C, 75C, 71C whereas memory temperatures are: 67C, 68C, 73C.

 

I tested the the GPU with The Division at 4k ultra preset; mostly resulted in a frame rate of 70 or above depending on the location. Underground I seen over 90.

 

Valley Benchmark crashed on me while I put the memory on +500 after 10 minutes but it wasn't really a crash as I just got a message which said that program stopped working. Re-running the tests now and everything seems fine.

 

Pros:

- Very good temperatures

- Good overclocks (it can depend however)

- it's a 2 slot card, however radiator is included

- Included screws allow you to sandwich 2 fans around the radiator

- Nice poster and stickers included

- Velcro straps included which are useful if you have some fan cables around the case.

Cons:

- Expensive (Here in the UK I paid £860, although the price dropped to £830) on Amazon.

- Slight coil whine coming from the graphic card (however with close case you can't really hear it)

 

The fans which I used on the radiator are Corsair SP120 Quiet Edition fans and to measure RPM I plugged both fans to NZXT Sentry 3 touch controller so I could modify speeds of the fans myself on the go.

 

I hope you guys will find this review useful.

Nice, just stuck this card in my Corsair Bulldog 2.0 for a fully liquid cooled system.  I ran same settings as you and I am getting 2025 Mhz

[TheNaitsyrk]

5 hours ago, Jrasero said:

Nice, just stuck this card in my Corsair Bulldog 2.0 for a fully liquid cooled system.  I ran same settings as you and I am getting 2025 Mhz

That's amazing my dude. How's the memory OC?

Micron is better than Hynix apparently. It's like a Kinder surprise egg, you don't know which type of memory you have until you check. It's random apparently. I was lucky with Micron. I can OC mine to around +700 without crashing.