Last time I use gigabyte gtx 460 1G.
After nearly 3 years (2 and 10 months), it dies, lucky I still can RMA then after that nearly 3 years, it die again.

Last time I start use leadtek px6600, that one I think also last for 3 year then die. Then I get PX8600, this one 1 to 2 year dies.

The strange things is I never overclock it nor playing a lot of stress game like FPS or action RPG which use all the max settings that it capable.
I mostly play turn base game so I also dunno why my luck so bad for graphic card.

I heard ppl say for mid range card, gigabyte better than Asus? How about MSI/Galax?

Psu good?

2080Ti premature deaths has been starting to pile over the last few days... oh boi nvidia.

seems like only on da higher variant

wondering now is it because first time nvidia went against da pcie sig spec infavour of two 8pin.. ( ppl are dual chaining from a single cable from their psu)
🤔..

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Nov 1 2018, 09:06 PM

Maybe.

Also saw a few reports of users saying that by underclocking the the memory about -50mhz and dropping core voltage to -25mv, the card becomes completely stable. This to me sounds like the GDDR6 modules are not manufactured to spec, at least on some batches.

good

Too much ripple on PSU lead to gpu/HW life shortage

Haha better dont become guinea pig now then

FE only rite?

U have got a very good chip. Most folks who managed to sustained above 2000mhz are on water blocks. Is your quoted clocks sustained during Timespy bench? I noticed mine struggle to sustain above 2000Mhz during timespy (1440p) but sustained >2000Mhz in games @3840x1600 (AC Odyssey, SOTTR, etc). All apps are set to max power usage.

yeah i read people suspecting the GDDR6 is the culprit, people getting BSOD damn

I just can't imagine why people would spend 3-5k for a graphic card. Especially the new RTX generation. No benchmark to test even. Crazy people.

Well, I just joined the club. Gigabyte RTX 2080 gaming OC. First time I ever bought a xx80 series. All this while, have been buying only the 60- or 70-series.

Chose gigabyte due to cheaper price all well as shorter card. My casing can only fit any card less then 300mm.

Now awaiting my new Acer predator xb271hu.

i find buying a monitor atm is more crazier.

Ya, crazy people! But I'm liking it!

So far the card reaches 66'c on most games. So cool! Fan on semi-passive auto. No overclock, as usual.

This post has been edited by kmarc: Nov 4 2018, 12:43 PM

So... My old plasma TV is out of parts, so with the warranty I topped up and get the Panasonic TH-49FX600k. 4k IPS LED, some HDR.

Any suggestions how to check input lag? I don't even know what refresh rate is this monitor running at. (Already asking Panasonic FB rep, await response).

Will use my gaming rig (8600k with 1070Ti) to try it out.

This post has been edited by mbr: Nov 4 2018, 05:40 PM

No clue since no one tested that one. Maybe get the LG one's the UK model which is 4K IPS LED has a really good input lag.
I looked into it since I'm aiming for a 4K TV myself as a monitor, it's just around 2k more or less.

“Dual chaining” - did u mean using only 1 main cable from psu and split it to 2 pieces of 8 pins?

I thought it’s supposed to use 2 pieces of pcie cable from psu 🤔

Hi there, I can see in steam forums you commented that you have the FFXV demo with DLSS .

Can you share me the download link please via pm ?

the demo is in the steam, https://store.steampowered.com/app/671210/F..._PLAYABLE_DEMO/

Whoops what I meant is the FFXV benchmark with DLSS .bat file . Apparently only shared with reviewer or press that signed NDA

Oh well if no one is sharing I suppose I just wait for on the 9th for BFV . Hopefully ray tracing will be ready for use .
Shadow of tomb raider still until today being updated without any ray tracing

This post has been edited by shikimori: Nov 5 2018, 05:13 AM