done.

RTX 2018 Ti issues effects AIB partners as well. Even on some RTX 2080
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/rtx-2080-...unch,37995.html



This post has been edited by TristanX: Nov 5 2018, 10:33 AM

got a strix today... so far other than the second msi card which showed a bit of issue ( but seriously i cant say its a issue cause not even sure cause it happens like after 5-6 hours of gaming.. but then because of da card length.. had to take out da fan meant to feed air to the card..)...

3 cards.. i really dont see that kind of artifacting they are talking about for AIB cards.

Very likely it is on those cheaper cards like Gainward, Palit, Zotac and Galax.

maybe the failing card are based on reference PCB not custom ?

My card start freezing if running on 416.64 with DSR enable no overclocking mind you .

Went back to 416.34 and I can played monster hunter without crashing for 5 hours ++ . Anyone else having issue with the hotfix driver ?

i tend not to use hotfix drivers .. they normally are alpha drivers and in da past screw up gsync or vsync (above the refresh rate)..

Well, you gotta google for it. Yeah, I smell reference PCB fail.

Well on a whole, we're still looking at under 2% of the owner base for 2080 and 2080Ti combined that reported errors. That's still within margin of error that crops up in any products.

It only takes a few reports for an expensive item in regards to faultiness and the whole thing blows up like as if the whole world is having problems. Always, it's basic human nature to blow shit up.


They fixed DSR with 416.34 broke a few games with flickering, fixed the flickering (only with a few games) with 416.64 then broke DSR again. Lol. Yes I have the same problem.

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Nov 5 2018, 02:29 PM

What issue was that? My gigabyte 2080 showed intermittent artefact that last for like 1 microsecond when playing stellaris where the GPU is not even stressed and the fan not running. Artefact like quarter or half screen blizzard-like then disappear. So far, gaming on FPS games no problem but I haven't have time to test it out more. Hope it is not hardware issue.

This post has been edited by kmarc: Nov 5 2018, 03:48 PM

just a flickering on da left side of da screen.

because of that driver I thought my card is faulty . Hotfix more like don't fix it if it's not broken

I see. Today I tested it again on my new monitor ( ), looks like the artifacts disppeared. Crossing my fingers and hoping my card won't die anytime soon.

Samsung memory in RTX 2080

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birdy edition??

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Nov 5 2018, 09:45 PM

Photo get from Chinese forum. Based on the boost clock, should be Gaming OC.

Also, got one person dismantle his dying card and found out the memory ic has shown some mark of rework/

Btw, for RTX 2070 would-be buyers; take note that there ARE 2 SKUs of the TU106 die -

1) TU106-400A-A1 (PKWA64)
2) TU106-400-A1 (PKWB27)

The first one are the dies going into the flagship 2070s from all AIBs (MSI Gaming Z, EVGA XC Ultra, etc.). This is the TU106 to go for because, so far it seems almost every 400A die can hit over 2ghz on the core AND hold it at around ~1950mhz long term. The "reference" die are the ones that usually go into the cheapest SKUs and if you look around, many of them have issues even holding beyond 1800mhz long term.





This post has been edited by SSJBen: Nov 6 2018, 12:34 AM

just looks like pad residue to me..

Haha cool

RMA rate for 2080 is 0.17%. Woo hoo! I'm so happy!!!! have been worried these few days that my card will suddenly die.