Gainward GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Phoenix GS (11 GB)

Gainward GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Phoenix GS

11 GB

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Anonymous

6 years ago

A new bios version for this card was released on 05.11.2018 (see link below). In the new bios version, the maximum power target was increased from 115% to 127%. For all those who want to "tickle" a little more out of the card. I was able to update my card without any problems. Have fun overclocking :-) Link Bios-Update: http://www.gainward.com/main/product/vga/pro/p01016/p01016_bios_13155bdfe4697773e.zip Products link: http://www.gainward.com/main/vgapro.php?id=1016&lang=en

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CH_Pascal

5 years ago

I often have freezes and bluescreens and only one of the 3 fans is spinning. I have had the card for about 3 months. Can I just take it to the Digitec store and they will take care of it, or will I be stuck with a defective card, what do I have to do?

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inematov

5 years ago

Hi, are you sure it's the card? - Did you install the card in another PC and did it freeze? It could also be that the MB has a defect. If it really is the card, you have a warranty on it. Greetings

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Marino Jäger

6 years ago

Hello again. I already asked a question about a week ago because of an error with my graphics card. Now I have received the new one and it worked at first. After installing the water block I got the same error again.... No signal after approx. 5 sec boot sequence.

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Brimstone

6 years ago

Either the water block does not make good contact and your graphics card overheats very quickly or you are doing something fundamentally wrong with the conversion. It is best to contact the water block manufacturer for support.

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miami4

6 years ago

Can this graphics card also be installed in an HP Z6 G4 workstation?

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Hollywoodlander

6 years ago

It can, but I have read in most threads on the HP forums that many people have problems with it. For some it works perfectly, for others a bios update is needed and for others it doesn't work at all... :-S If I were you, I would do some more research, maybe there are now Bios versions that fully support the Turing cards...

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Anonymous

6 years ago

I'm a bit desperate, so I'm turning to the community. Do any of you still have problems with AAA games, i.e. Assassins Creed Odyssey, Anthem, BFV....? My games freeze regularly and sometimes I get DirectX error messages. I've already tried all the solutions on the internet. Are there any other buyers like me?

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silvanme

6 years ago

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My first card had that too. I even had freezes and black screens in Windows. The 2080ti has some problems with the memory. My second card runs like clockwork. So I took it back and exchanged it.

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Marino Jäger

6 years ago

Hello everyone. I bought this GraKa yesterday and put a water block from alphacool on it. Now I have the problem that the card seems to reach 80c° after a few seconds and the picture on my screen disappears (blackscreen and "no signal"). I have already bleeded my watercooling once and also reapplied the pads on the card again (according to the manual) I don't know now if I made a mistake or if the card is defective somehow. I was able to test cs:go very briefly and had massive lags and the cards ran (according to CAM) only with 200-300mhz... Help me pls :(

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upolaris

6 years ago

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You mentioned "on my monitor" in your first post: Have you tried connecting to the GraKa with only one monitor? How does it look then? Are all ports (USB Type C, HDMI and DP) OK? BEFORE you rebuilt the GraKa, did the GraKa work at all in its original state? When rebuilding: did you take precautions (e.g. against electrostatic discharge)? Because of "Now I get a black screen right after the boot menu", not very likely, but still worth checking: completely vented? No kinked hoses? Radiator working? Sequence: pump -> CPU -> GPU -> radiator -> pump

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