PCB Breakdown: ASUS GTX 1080 Ti STRIX

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[@morphd82]

Incase anyone is troubleshooting this card, The PLL listed in the vid is actually the 5v, the 5V listed is actually the 1V PLL and the 1.8V listed is correct. Thanks for this video even years later !

[@Reaper58]

I've never said this before, but I really hope your channel makes it big. It's a breath of fresh air to actually hear an in depth analysis of the quality and suitability of components, as opposed to the usual comparisons based on how many colourful lights you can fit on it. liked and subbed, keep up the great work man.

[@SIC66SIC66]

Oh wow, I just found this channel, and this is the kind of in-depth video I like to see :)

[@freaK_09]

This reviews are gold for curious people like me. Thanks bro.

[@judal58]

i really like that most people are being interested on the physical components. Thanks so much for the explanation :) keep doing a good job

[@starbombastarbomba9698]

You should do the Fury X, that's the only standard AMD card you would be missing from the Fury line.

[@adrianglessner5979]

As always great work.. Thanks AHOC

[@balbinderful]

Nice! And, it's what made this channel grow.

[@GordonClare]

And overclocking tip would be to unplug the fans from the GPU and try to plug them into your motherboard because the voltage that the fans are usage is included in the core voltage so by unplugging them you are making more voltage available to the GPU

[@sstkitm]

I just got an asus matrix gtx 580 on ebay, that thing is rad

[@jaju123456]

Analysis of Zotac 1080ti amp extreme with 16+2 power phases?

[@WarbossRB]

This please!

[@sravans5100]

I also want this!

[@DercooleMensch123]

How it is possible to dislike something like this video?

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

It simply isn’t

[@oldschoolbeat1984]

TY for uploading this video bro :)

[@cataria3903]

i don't get why asus hates dual bioses? i'd imagine it being a very cheap feature to add.... and it also provides bonuses for non ocers, like being save from getting a corrupted bios or if there is an improved bios not for oc, just improved or a fix etc.... so u can flash it without worrying. i hope they fix this at their vega cards

[@tjeulink]

this probably was some higher up who heard "protection against mods going wrong" and was like MODS???? WE DON"T WANT TO LOSE REVENUE BY PEOPLE MESSING AROUND AND RMAING IT!!!!!!!!1

[@cataria3903]

@the idiot said i can't imagine them being this stupid to actually think that without that person informing themselves on the matter. i mean we are talking about the opposite here :D dual bios protects against rma or rather tried rmas, that still cost the company money, because they at least have to check what is going on if they don't solve the issue, because it was your fault.... btw i saw in a review of the 1080 ti strix, that asus put warranty void shit on one of the screws of the card, which first of doesn't really stand ground if someone would challenge it from what i heard and second fucks up users if they try to reinforce that. i mean holy shit those are the strix cards, the particular cards, that ek even makes waterblocks for, which are directed onto enthusiasts, yet they dare to put a warrant void if removed sticker on the screws. so well this decision i guess fits the way u explained possible decisions against dual bios, so something is fucked up at asus :( they also got rid of ps/2 ports on the new am4 top motherboard, again a shit decision....

[@gowfan357]

Is this PCB same for the regular strix and the OC strix?

[@xaytana]

Compared to reference, this board looks so much cleaner in its layout. I wonder what the other non-reference boards will look like. On a side note, I wonder how much things will change once pcie dies. Gen 4 is the last gen based on the current connector, and various companies have started on their own pcie successor. I'm hoping we'll get 3.3v, 5v, and 12v through the connector, possibly even 1.8v, which should clean up a lot of the vrm components; also hoping that the power contacts are beefy enough for the current and eliminate the 6 and 8 pin connectors.

[@b1lleman]

Very interesting and original content ! Thanks , thumbs up & subscribed !

[@MyKeyz]

The good old 1+8 method, you can actually flash it within DOS don't need a microcontroller for that. I "revived" a lot of dead gpu's with that method

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

I've see a few cases where no software could detect the GPU. It's rare but can happen.

[@coccoborg]

LOL, Watching this after unlocking BIOS and getting mine to hit 450W+ on air @1.2V (so about 375A!) Ridiculous overkill indeed ;)

[@crazybassinyourass]

5 years later and am still running this card with the xoc bios pulling 500watts and 1.2v core

[@coccoborg]

I got the XOC BIOS on mine after reading your comment and it hits 450+ on synthetics, averages about 270 in cyberpunk with RT on, even spiking over 300W at times

[@navik2008]

Please compare the asus gtx 1080ti strix pcb with the gtx 1080 strix pcb breakdown

[@PSXman9]

i was so disappointed with mine. it ran quite hot and loud and the stock 1987MHz were not stable anymore after like a year and a half. had to drop it by 15MHz.

[@Pholiage]

If there will be a Classified Kingpin. I might get that and watercool it. Always wanted to go mental just once on hardware.

[@sstkitm]

damn, now I want this too. I'm getting pretty close to dropping my vega fund on this

[@burneyfeg2768]

Could you breakdown an 750Ti FTW Edition from EVGA ?

[@gabwebsite]

I actually like your pcb breakdown. I pre-ordered an EVGA 1080 ti SC2. Can you do a breakdown on it ? I'm curious about the VRMs on it. I wanted to go for the FTW3 but that's way enough money ! Thank you

[@loen6478]

when i screw with bioses i boot up with the intagrated of intel and flash the good one.

[@vdochev]

But... but you're still going to get Vega, right? Right? RADEON MASTERRACE?

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

If the budget allows I will grab a Vega or beg AMD for one.

[@vdochev]

Do you think that there will be a 16GB HBM2 version? I really hope they surprise us with something big.

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

I'm not sure if they make 8GB HBM2 stacks. If they do then it would be a very simple for AMD to add to the cards but also very expensive. If 8GB stacks exist I think we might see 16GB VEGA compute cards.

[@ginopic722]

what you said about the simple shunt mod,it will not go into safety mode at all .can you show us any examples you may have or done? good card for very nice clocks I mean it has been the sameish dcII pbc layout since the gtx 680 so it works.this has little to do with the card but...oh please could you just load your hair with lard and comb it back like alfalfa from the little racals? that would put your cool factor right up there with mr.T David hasslehoff and almost "the fonz" like..keep up the good work kid...aaaaaaaaaaaa thumb up

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

I don't have a 10 series card to test with. I got told about the safety mode thing by other overclockers.

[@MadsMagnus]

From what I know, it is possible to fix a bricked BIOS chip by running it in slot 2, and DOS flashing it :O?

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

some times you can get in a situation where nothing will recognize the card and then you can't tell the card to flash. Also you can sometimes trip BIOS write protection with a bad flash.

[@Elitelupus]

Nice :)

[@vel0city96]

You got the Founders Edition pictures as well?

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

Gamers Nexus will be getting that one

[@p1st0ls44]

ya id like to know how well that card is built as well :)

[@leandrozacovichi5537]

360p :) Hello, can you please make a power delivery review of the asrock x370 taichi? thanks, your channel is very informative and fun

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

if I had the board or good enough pictures I could.

[@malteroeper3723]

great card but probably have to sell my organs for that card

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

Look at the 3090 prices now

[@malteroeper3723]

@@tanishqbhaiji103 Yeah didn't age too well this comment

[@sandflesh]

way the hell off topic but i heard the background music you listen too.. so i recommend Ataxia I - IV.

[@tylercoombs1]

Those FDPC5018SG chips on the mem core blow all the time, Asus decided to skip putting thermal pads on them and they had zero thermal dissipation. Even a minor OC will take years of this card This card is easily the worse 1080Ti I've ever seen

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

First

[@zachkenny4489]

uhg..lol

[@ViSK05]

Actually Hardcore Overclocking really enjoying pcb analysis videos thanks! would be interesting to know your opinion about B350 motherboards - which ones have the best vrms and best oc capabilities? I think a lot of people would be interested to know as those are the boards that get bought the most after all ... I'm seeing debates on reddit and forums and there seems to be a lot of contradictory opinions... would be great if you could show what boards have actually better components etc ...

[@jonnypanteloni]

Another one of you people... smh!

[@Wintelburst]

Just pure awesomeness!

[@MikaHR100]

hi there :) could you do a quick overview of AM4 motherboard VRMs (and their capabilities) based on this info www.hardwareluxx.de/community/f12/am4-mainboard-vrm-liste-1155146.html as theres A LOT of confusion going on. People would like to know what to buy and what to (possibly) avoid

[@lufiron]

Any chance of a PCB breakdown of the EVGA FTW3 version of this card? I'm really intrigued in the similarities and differences in the power delivery of that card versus this one.

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

if I get my hands on pictures of it I will make one.

[@lukasrz1984]

You make a mistake, 5V coil is realy PLL voltage and PLL coil near VCORE is 5V voltage not PLL like You said on Your video.

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

He also says he is mot sure about those most of the time

[@gsuberland]

How do the underlying traces carry such high current? I've seen high-current boards with ludicrously thick traces just for 80-100A, but this looks like a stock 2oz FR4/ENIG setup. Even with fat traces, surely the BGA pins can't carry that kind of current? A quick back-of-the-napkin calculation shows that even at 10oz-worth of traces (I'm assuming a thick multilayer board) you'd need a 30mm wide trace to carry 200A continuous and remain under 100C temperature rise. I'm at a loss as to how the BGA pads themselves cope with that kind of power delivery. And even then you're looking at a 20mV drop across a 2 inch trace, which seems concerning on such a tight power delivery tolerance.

[@scott6634]

You sound like Professor Messer of modern computer components

[@Ma77riK]

i had to watch this video at 2x speed lol

[@riskatoft]

You can blind flash it with another Card in dos mode.

[@onfireminium3798]

Can you do a 980Ti xtreme gaming pcb breakdown + mods?

[@nucpr]

I think you mean watts whenever you say amps? 200 amps at 5V is 1000 Watts, but the card only has a 250 watt supply.

[@matthewfennell7886]

nucpr No he doesn't, gpu's don't run on 5V for a start, much less.

[@TheAwesonymous]

The GPU runs on 1.060V (more or less depending on clock speeds) so 1.060Vx200A = 212W. Though the entire card uses approx 280W under full load from reviews I have read. Founders edition is around 230W in comparison

[@nucpr]

cool, thanks for the info.

[@StaK_1980]

I didn't understand even HALF of what you said, but it was an awesome video nonetheless (KZbin just dropped this in my lap. Man, those algorithms are getting scary good at predicting) Why would you solder more Resistances onto those "shunts" (@23:29 for example)? Granted it was looooong ago that I had to build basic circuitry, but wouldn't that mean that you basically take this 200W card and make it draw 300+ Watts? Wouldn't that be a burden on those MosFets?

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

You cant increase resistance by adding resistors in parallel you can only decrease it. That is the power consumption reported to the software. And yes increasing the power limit/consumption to 300w would increase the load on the mosfets but it would also increase performance by a lot. AND THATS WHY WE OVERCLOCK.

[@heinzbecker691]

yeah zotac amp extreme has 16+2 phases

[@frankieieie]

22:00 so now i know why my gpu is stuck in safe mode!!! How can i fix this?? Do i have to replace the shunts how what?? Because every time my gpu boots up it goes into safe mode...

[@themorawaboy]

Hey Buildzoid, relatively new subscriber here :-) and (of course) I have a question regarding my Asus Strix OC 1080 Ti that I have bought about a week ago: I have tried to get it to run stable on a 2038 Mhz core clock (voltage set @ 100%, power limit @ 120%, thermal limit unlocked, air cooling, fans @ 50 to 70%, temperatures not hitting more than 62°C) and I have to tell you... it doesn't run all that stable at all. 2025 Mhz is however quite stable on those settings. My question is: Should I consider that card as one of the... not so good ones and return it, or is my experience an average one on that particular card? Thank you in advance.

[@packman67ny]

"At what point I dont know what they could to protect you against yourself" - lol

[@nkdelektronik]

Hi, you need help, i have asus p106-6g, all supply voltage is correct, it just says no cpu device, i wrote new bios nothing changed

[@GetWRXT]

I am able to step-up to the Reference 1080 ti from evga for $40. I am planning on watercooling, and in your video on its breakdown you said it would be sufficient. You also said the custom PCB's from other manufacturers would make a marginal difference at best. Does this still hold true now that you have seen the Strix custom PCB? Should I sell my Reference 1080 ti and further upgrade to a custom PCB even though I am going to get a water block?

[@TheMathy182]

Hello I have a question, what would have broke on my asus strix 1080ti because of a trash can which serves as a card support To tower I wanted to remove the fastener and the tip was to draw and touched close psu cable when the card was shut down and uninstalled from the system what could broke first

[@GordonClare]

Do you know how to unlock the voltage for NVIDIA cards

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

Yes

[@captainxxx5725]

can you make a PCB breakdown of the EVGA FTW3? what other positive effects do I get from a 2nd BIOS, if I don't like to flash it? - better oc?

[@GSXRNissan]

perfect video can you do a video with a galax / kfa2 gtx 1080 hof edition. ;-)

[@mikegaming4924]

Hey does anybody know what are the XJ6 - XJ1 measurements points on the top of the card? Edit: They are PEX Voltage 1.05V + Vmem 1.35-1.40V + Vcore

[@Zodiack1319]

Hello, could you please tell me that one of the chip capacitors on the gold hand on the back of my ASUS 1080ti graphics card fell off, but it can run normally now, what role does this capacitor play? Thank you.

[@cfgau5479]

If I use an "only-gpu-water-cooler" would I have to use heatsinks on anything else than VRMs and memory? Like voltage controller or alike?

[@lchn12345678]

I saw your teardown of the evga one on gamer nexus, would you say you want that more since it has out of the box dual bios?

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

Do you know what the max temps on the VRM on the 1080ti Asus turbo, I'm going to put an ARCTIC Accelero Xtreme IV cooler on it and wondering if the back plate cooling will be enough to keep the VRM cool?

[@eucalyptux]

can't you use an other GPU to boot and use a DOS based flashing software ? i already used atiflash to recover a bad bios, im sure there is similar software for nvidia cards

[@letholetho7843]

where are those doublers for that 5 phases to achieve 10 phases?

[@IGUANAMIKE]

What component on the PCB causes coil whine?

[@maximumnoise78]

IGUANA_MIKE_ my 1080ti strix oc whined like a mofo. Sent back.

[@mpcrazyscience7097]

Coils

[@FLUFFSQUEAKER]

IGUANA_MIKE_ The grey blocks next to the vrm's are the coils

[@frankieieie]

JUST FOR THE RECORD I HAVE THE EXACT GPU WITH THE STUPID SAFETY THING CAN YOU HELP ME FIX IT PLEASE I BEG YOU

[@Tripokaridos22]

let's see if it worth it to see your channel... So does it fit in corsair air 240? the width aspect...

[@NorthCamZ]

Quick question I have this card and it has buzzing which I heard is the chokes. where are they on this pcb?

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

Near the 8 pins

[@NorthCamZ]

@@tanishqbhaiji103 Oh okay well this comment is quite old, I now have a strix 3080 but thank you for letting me know.

[@aoussami7280]

hi . i bought asus 1080ti o11g oc from amazon and after two months my card is having the code error 43 in device manager i tried every thing removing the drivers .instaling new windows. remove the plugs nothing works pls help

[@buzz3890]

I am trying to get the most performance out of my Strix 1080ti with the XOC (modded) bios. Of course this bios was made for water cooling but if you have your fans up high enough you still get some descent results. I have 2 questions 1.If I add/connect 2 case fans to the back of the card for extra cooling will it rob performance/watts that my graphics card needs to keep the MHZ stable and high? I am often seeing power limit pop up in afterburner alot. 2. any suggesting on where to mount these case fans best for optimal cooling? I can OC my vram to +800 mhz but only till the card gets hot and then I have to downclock it to +600 mhz. Thank you. P.S. I run my pc with out the side panel for better cooling and dont care what my setup looks like, I just want the most out of my gpu with out water cooling for $ reasons.

[@technocrawln4796]

so this is the best 1080 ti ?

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

That would the KingPin and Hall of Fame

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

But this is also very good.

[@razurio2768]

I found the exact card on Ebay marked as defect. It's missing those two 2.5V capacitors at 8:33 do you think adding those will restore the card to working order or is it permanetly dead?

[@ivailospasov1434]

i got the same problem, can it be fixed?

[@roboknopp]

Can someone tell me if it is a P-Channel or an N-Channel MOSFET at Q504? Mine burned out and think I can replace it if I just know which part to get. The one next to it (Q503) is a P-channel, but I need to be sure.

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

Still need to know?

[@roboknopp]

@@tanishqbhaiji103 No, thank you. The card is in gfx heaven now. Thx for asking!

[@sebastianz1597]

just do the gtx 1080 strix please

[@arturperzyna1997]

Is there a big difference in between 1080ti asus strix and 1080? Do you know some guide how to achieve 2200-2300MHz on asus strix 1080 a8g? Do you think it would be safe for 2years life span?

[@MrLostGravity]

There's so much wrong with this comment, the difference between 2 graphics cards of the same generation scales roughly linearly by their core count assuming similar memory setup, 2200-2300 is a high OC that's pretty hard to achieve and i would not at all feel comfortable running the 1,2-1,3V necessary to sustain that. I'd suggest looking at the basics as far as overclocking goes instead of shooting for the stars right off the bat, buildzoid (this channel) has some great videos explaining the foundations and his OC adventures are a good way to gain a feeling for how far hardware can be pushed under different circumstances.

[@369studioBG]

HI there. Very nice video realy, but... You sure about the 5V and the PLL? I thing you swap them or im rong? Thank you

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

Yeah I think they are swapped.

[@369studioBG]

@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking I'm saing that becouse right at the moment i'm tryng to fix card like that wich give me a black screen. Only the backlight on monitor work... However. i meassure the voltages swaped :)

[@WilliamVG]

A little of topic but still relevant. Have you had any request's for a STRIX-GTX980TI-DC3OC-6GD5 pcb breakdown? The 2 phase memory VRM with Samsung mem chips are reading only 9.9 Ohms on my card. Even seen a card with reading that low? I believe minimal should be 20 Ohms or more?

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

is the card at room temp?

[@WilliamVG]

@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking Hello, re-did the test. At room temps, both memory phases read 10.4 Ohms. When the card was plugged and powered on for 2 mins, the readings dropped to 8.7 Ohms. Btw, with power on, GPU heats up, basic power rails look good, no shorts however there is no video signal. A faulty memory module? Or a UPI mem controller maybe? Mem chips don't look overheated and no prior history if card was overclocked. The only info I gathered was that he saw 3 white and blue horizontal lines before the card stopped all together. Now I'm the lucky owner! *Grin*

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

@@WilliamVG yeah looks like something on your memory rail is shorted.

[@WilliamVG]

@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking For process of elimination, what would you start by doing next? Suggestions? Appreciate any help. Should note the pcb itself is not straight anymore, some warpage around the middle but I can't see that causing the problem.

[@EFRANEED]

Is this PCB the same used in the Poseidon?

[@Botniasolutions]

Insta sub! Finally someone going in to the importants of PCB Design! :D I'm still on my hardmodded 780Ti Reference card. I Did the Resistor mod on that card and i does 1500mhz stable on 1.495v! 1500/8000mhz i.imgur.com/9tdkQLd.jpg 700W on 1 card haha! i.imgur.com/hLgAIgm.jpg

[@Namtrooper81]

Hi I'm a little concerned about my VRM temps (Reaching 93 degrees Celsius under 100% load when gaming) Was thinking of using a good thermal glue and tiny finned heatsinks to glue onto the vrms to try and bring down the temps if possible. Could you state whether I would need to cool the silver or black units if I want to bring down the VRM temps? Or maybe both?

[@Namtrooper81]

Or do you believe it is absolutely unnecessary to cool the vrms at those temps?

[@Namtrooper81]

I mean I know I am inherently taking a risk, but if I could bring down the temps by like 50 to 10 degrees by sticking copper shims or finned heatsinks on top of the VRM's or something I would sleep better at night as I guess I would prolong the lifespan of the VRM's....

[@HollywoodConner]

Note to self: Do not stab card with a screwdriver.

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

That’s a good note

[@UV-NIR-Thermal]

Great video, I have one question, I have a msi 1080ti armor that has 4 capacitors on the backside directly under the processor, and I broke one off being stupid, and I just set it back on there, probably not connected to anything, and played some games and everything works fine. But after I broke it, I just ordered the Asus strix 1080ti oc. Am I ok to keep playing games with the armor till my asus comes in? Thanks for any help

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

Yes

[@sportsfamily77]

will you be doing a pcb breakdown of the evga gtx 1080ti ftw3?

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

probably

[@sportsfamily77]

Awesome! Thanks for the reply. You're videos are very informative and I've been learning what I can from them.

[@mwpretzer]

Awesome channel, I love all the details. I have been modding and building PCs since 1994. I have a quick question, I have a Xeon W3690 6 cores and 12 threads overclocked to 4004Mhz @ 143Mhz FSB (stock voltage) with CAS# 9-9-9-2T DDR3 24GB memory (1.5v), I get 871 in Cinebench R15 and I run this system 24/7. Do you think that my CPU will bottleneck a GTX 1080 Ti? Can a GTX 1080 Ti even get bottle-necked on a PCIe 1.1 bus on this motherboard GA-X58A-OC?

[@mwpretzer]

Yes, that was what I was thinking but the mother board is a X58 with PCIe 1.1 so will that limit the GTX 1080 Ti? PCIe 1 is limited to a transfer rate of 2.5 GT/s, with a throughput of 4 GB/s. So if I wanted a new GPU either the 1080 Ti, 1070, or 1060, can any of those work well on a PCIe 1.1 interface?

[@0x8087]

I see that missing GDDR5X module, so could we flow on another module and modify the vBIOS to get 12GB of VRAM?

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

Nope 32bits of the mem controller a physically disabled.

[@0x8087]

well darn.

[@wsxgfhccr]

Why don't Nvidia disable it via software like AMD does, and let us have a chance to unlock using BIOS mods? Is it just them being cunts?

[@weasle2904]

wsxgfhccr Them being cunts. Nvidia does all kinds of limiting and protective sensors and safety triggers that is pretty much anti-overclocker. Really frickin annoying actually. it's the reason why Buildzoid uses AMD cards so much

[@TheWarTube]

Well, they are indeed being cunts, but 11 chips cost less than 12 anyways :)

[@TotoGeenen]

How do you get your ln2?

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

In the UK Mansfield Cryogenics does deliveries to my area every 6 weeks. I pay 1GBP per liter.

[@Peto111222]

Does this card provide any meaningful benefits to overcooking over FE when water cooling?

[@Peto111222]

Sounds like the shunt mod might be easier here and should help with higher clocks if the card is not hitting TDP already. I still wonder if the extra power phases and the 8+8pins make difference as well for water cooling.

[@captainxxx5725]

I saw once a video about PCI-E dont like to get more then 75W - could it be dangerous to make the PCI-E shunt mod?

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

If you are using only 1 PCIe card then they can handle up to 150w because it is limited by the 24 pin connector having only 2 12v lines with 18 gauge wiring and non solid pin connector, that is the headroom left

[@jjplayz_gamez1511]

Microsoft paint?

[@RepsUp100]

Last

[@jeremyjhonson-0277]

Are u working together with Gamer Nexus?

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

On some video’s

[@NOSfusion]

This, or the FE version?

[@NOSfusion]

I did too. The extra $80 wasn't worth 1-2FPS gain.

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

This

[@DiJAndy]

I must to share with you viewers something! I bought this card in my country where to pay for it you need to work hard about 3 moths and now I watch this video like p*rn quiet often :D

[@lendy-qb1hy]

I want to plug one fan in it, is there a difference where I plug it between these two fan headers?

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

Not really

[@Mykeh22]

What makes some cards more prone to coil whine? Does this one have a high chance because my first one had it

[@cfgau5479]

my Strix 1080 Ti has a disgustingly loud coil whine...

[@dallebull]

No sound? :S

[@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking]

must be on your end

[@dallebull]

Yep. like 1/20 random yt-vids don't have sound. For no apparent reason. Oh well, i'll watch in my phone then. Problem Solved.

[@keirancuneo2823]

600 amps omfg so the card draws 7200 watts does it?

[@hello_2632]

Keiran Cuneo Maybe it runs on 0.4 volts.

[@keirancuneo2823]

but it doesn't it runs on around 1volt the max it will draw is 450amps but i doubt it would even get close to that

[@raggz3677]

second

[@jandrager8593]

Hello, nice Video! finally someone who knows what he is talking about... do you know if i could flash the bios of an asus 1080 ti turbo with an bios of an asus stix rog edition? everything on my card ist defnitly cool enough (vrm temp about 70 degrees, i changed the cooler and included an heat sensor on them), but i can't find any report if it works... the best picture of an pcb i could find is in this post: medium.com/@sarynn/my-adventure-liquid-cooling-the-asus-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-turbo-cf010861219d I could build it apart and make a better one if you could tell me than...

[@sirfairplay9153]

It is a garbage card!