NVIDIA Responds to RTX 3080 Crashes...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2020
- Its been almost a week since we did our video about possible crashing reasons for the 3080, since then NVIDIA has responded.
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"Reviewers got the drivers before the AIBs" - That made my day.
That I just totally don't understand. Why Nvidia?
@@aragorn8414 advertising is more important than the product working.
Yea, me too. That was kind of oddly satisfying.
I think proof of that is the surprised performance from cards like this TUF model. you may also see some of the higher end models go in the opposite direction.
The board partners got testing drivers that weren't fully functional. Those testing drivers were only made to test the card in some benchmarks and burn-in tests, but they couldn't run games on them.
They could've just used an iFixit kit.
Bots stole'em
"got a crappy graphics card?- fix it with iFixiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit" boom
LOL
*Explosion*
@Aitch isn't that what owners are complaining about, that RTX3080 turn themselves Off & On again automatically 😁
"Now that we've burned both sides of the bridge." I almost spit out my food, lol.
@Brandon S what can I say, I like his sense of humor. 😄
"Do you know how confusing that makes a fella?" he said thus proving his own point in the scentence. Genius
As always, it's not a mistake, it's 4D chess...
@thegeorgezila it's spatial dimensions not the 4th dimension from einsteins theory of relativity
@@birdsplaybs1234 now it smells like burnt toast :c
@thegeorgezila Space-Time isn't the 4th dimension, but it is four dimensional.
@thegeorgezila way to sound like an idiot trying to talk about something you don't actually understand
Thank you for being transparent and loyal to your fans! Very well said! Appreciate the time you spent on the video! 👊🏻
yooooo I watch ur tiktoks lol
Bruh, love the vids. Need more
Catpirate We have some really awesome videos coming soon! 😜👊🏻
He should have used a Zotac for the test because the ASUS TUF was performing well before the driver update.
He has damaged the reputation of AIB cards.
Imagine having to engineer a piece of hardware like this without being able to test it lol
What stops the AIBs building a reputation of QA and testing and delaying their launch? Preorder $$$
Imagine being a manufacturer and having to ask reviewer for a driver so you can test your own cards (GN Steve was asked for drivers from an unnamed manufacturer)
Imagine even having one???!
Well I’m a computer engineering student and did some co-ops with companies. Almost every time the problem is the marketing teams cramming down deadlines on us when they aren’t possible to make them. Probably happens at every launch especially with pc hardware
Well that's why electrical engineers are way smarter than you or computer programmers
"My loyalty is with the consumers" - JayzTwoCents...... That deserves a thumbs-up 👍
Really? That was such an obvious back pedal I was shocked.... Now the excuse is that my wall power can cause card crashes. What a joke. If they are engineering these cards to be so delicate then they are garbage. Of course they are mad at this guy and now he's are suggesting every other part of the power delivery plays into the issue... But he's not doing it at their request... Whatever.
Der 8auer: hold my beer. Takes the soldering iron to swap the SPCaps with MLCCs to see if it makes a difference
Spoiler: It improved about 70 Mhz on that one
@@tullgutten I thought it was 20mhz increase, stable
It only helped at overclocked speeds, at stock speeds it was "good enough".
I am pretty sure he would have the same instability as stock if the driver is at fault, so it did not solve the problem.
they use robotics, moron
The face when he said “or does it feel tuf” is priceless
Dad joke pride smile right there
I lol'd hard when I saw it.
put a timestamp idiot
that’s why i rewatched that twice lol
:DD
when Jay says "what ryzen did to Destiny 2 players" he is referring to the fact that early adopters of the ryzen 3000 series were not able to play Destiny 2. I say this because when he first said that I had no idea what he was talking about and had to look it up.
You're the hero some of us needed. (I recently started playing D2 again and have a 3700X and was very confused.) lol
@@Tyrcitys Glad, I could help!
@@flynnmccubbin383 wait what is going on with D2 and Ryzen? I'm building a 3700x pc and D2 is one of my favorite games.
@@yashgangurde1655 Nothing is wrong any longer I suspect. I have played a lot of D2 on my 3700X. This was appearently back when Ryzen 3000 first came out and was subsequently fixed with a BIOS update.
@@magosdante oh ok. Thanks.
The amount of times Jay had to say he's not sponsored by Nvidia in any way, in this one video itself, really makes you think about how toxic the community is
people can say a lot of things
Not sponsored but he certainly works very closely with them. And his livelihood is very much affected by his relationship with the company. Not saying he's a shill but he has a vested interest.
The community is fickle. People will watch the fuck out of tech reviewer videos and still be insanely suspicious of their opinions.
People just bandwagoning.
Don't know how to use their own brain to work through things.
Empty cans make the most noise.
It's just a few empty cans.
Jay: Says a lot of words and makes great points.
Me the whole video: “Hey, I’ve got that same power drill”.
Im more concerned with that gpu hanging on the wall...
@@noam242 no worry, probably just a shitty 2080 ti
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Same here actually LOL
That just made me wow... Reviewers got the drivers before board makers... I hate making a mobile app with stub data... This puts it into a whole new perspective
That's not really the problem. NVIDIA provides a "black box" to board makers to test their cards. The black box test should stress the card more than it obviously did. The whole point of the black box is so that you don't need the driver, which is software and takes time and may be (and probably is) buggy AF until close to release. There's also no reason to think that giving the drivers to the board makers earlier would have exposed the problem. And if driver testing exposes an issue the black box doesn't, is the problem the card or the buggy-ass driver? how would you know?
@@lindasherman9921 In that last case, the problem is obviously the black box, as the driver is doing something the black box is not doing. Of course, the question of "is that thing the driver's doing correct or not" is left unanswered using this method, but that's a question to ask the people working on the driver, not the people working on the black box.
@@lindasherman9921 listen to what you are saying. Aibs only found out about this issue after they got the driver so clearly any black box to test on is not as through and realistic as you may think. Also "you don't know if the problem is the card or a buggy driver"? What? This is what engineering is, you can diagnose if a problem is with software or with hardware, what your saying is just ridiculous. Clearly if aibs were given the final production driver further in advance and had more time to test they wouldn't have this problem, it's obvious and plain. Nvidia already had pretty much everything about this card leak they might as well have given the drivers, or if it was not done yet they should have waited a few weeks more to make sure everything is working before releasing the driver only like the day before the card is supposed to launch. This is how everyone's brand image goes down, Nvidia and aibs and it is mostly Nvidia's fault
@@lindasherman9921 The black box thing makes sense. And since it's not a final product, no battery of tests will ever simulate every real-world scenario. Imperfect system it may be, it will allow the AIBs to produce a card at the same time as nvidia's launch. Jay is right, no product launch is ever perfect, and everyone involved can be at fault to some degree. Also the fact that these boards are designed to work with a variety of hardware, workloads, environments, and can't be perfect in all of them. Like Apple's IOS which works perfectly within its ecosystem, vs Windows which has to be sufficiently compatible with almost anything you can dream up to work with it
So I just want to say:
Jay, you have done such a great job losing weight! I forget how big of a guy you were, and now that your greying out, you are looking great! Well done! Round of applause!
Hes really becoming tech daddy
@@ViktorDenisov has he ever done a commercial for tunnel bear? they have a cute logo :-)
That's crazy I had no clue he was ever overweight!
@@GlaciusDreams Like almost ~ 500 lbs/ 225 kg big. He talks about it in a few videos.
Yeah he was a pretty big dude. His hard work shows a few times in this video, and I think this man deserves a f*ing medal.
Jay: "Reviewers get the drivers before the AIBs do."
....
Me: Well *THERE'S* your problem right there...
Okay, like he said, there's no such thing as a *perfect* launch....but they'd be a hell of a lot better if the people *making* the damn things actually had the ability to *test* them before shipping them out...
exactly. Which is why people in the tech industry hate nvidia. They treat AIBs like field assistants that do nvidia's bidding
and the dumbest part of all is they had plenty of time before the new consoles to drop and amd to drop their card and they still could have been the FIRST guy.
Thanks for the video on this
Indeed, but NVIDIA need to get their shit together ...they have been in this game long enough
Lickboots
Karak, should I buy the RTX 3080, wait for a sale or never touch?
Literally just got down watching your Baldurs Gate video. Love your channel man!
Ranton's a better game reviewer
"magic stuff that makes FPS happen."
I love you guys. Never change.
I read your comment right before he said it lmao
It's the magical FPS sauce
Came to your channel for the PC'S, stayed for the Personalities. Keep up the great content!
Thanks man
When you see the lights dim in your neighbors house across the street, you know that your RTX 3080 has crashed.
Jay, I'm a mechanical engineer from Such-and-Such, Inc. Your identification of a metal shroud versus a plastic one is spot on!
How about a graphite/graphene shroud?🤔
JayzTwoCents: “Now that we’ve burnt both sides of the bridge why don’t we go ahead and talk about the other side of that...”
Me: other side??? What sides of the bridge are left!?!
Under the bridge?
Just lit the rubble laying on the ground on fire.
_Half-heartedly inserts_ Red Hot Chili Peppers _playlist_
There's a 3rd side
Smucky ! Great song
What did Ryzen do to Destiny 2 players that Bungie hasn’t already done to D2 players? Lol.
This is fair lol
amd's least gamer moment
What am I missing. What did they do?
@@whatbuttondoipush Destiny 2 and Linux as a whole wouldn't launch on ryzen 3000 because of the rdrand bug
AMD: "Sorry, we have to update your drivers to get destiny 2 working on your computers." Bungie: "Our anticheat works perfectly! Also look at this weeks Eververse offerings!"
I never really noticed just how big jay is until he was asked about his weight. Now I notice it. I can see how he was 400lb. Good on him for losing as much as he did. He is a big boy.
"Now that we've burned both sides of the bridge" cracked me up, thanks Jay!
The new driver keeps the card in the p2/p0 state.
technically this is a temp fix i guess, as p2 is within 100Mhz of p0
Exactly. Maybe they could just let us know which cards use the POS caps so we can decide which ones to buy...
@@techfan7808 there is a list somewhere on reddit. If you do some research you can find it. But cards with 6MLCC's also crash sometimes. So it isnt all about the capacitors
@@techfan7808 It's not that simple. It's not down to a specific caps, there are TUF cards that have crashed as well. It comes down to more trickery than the caps. this most likely is a voltage/caps combination problem. And some card makers just happen to find the sweet spot that works..
@@techfan7808 It's not that simple. As Jayz points out it's a bit blow out of proportion. I'm one of the few that luckily got an RTX3080 on launch. I also had a bunch of crashes to desktop too. But I have the "Good" Caps on EVGA card.
Also, I usually buy all the newest release cards on launch and this is just how it works. The new drivers so far has fixed it for me so far. I haven't noticed any other issues.
@@FabledGentleman there way more to this your cpu overclock can be the problem or the psu because now your new card draw 100 watt more it can cause sag in the voltage and cause crash when before it was stable
When you're talking about decoupling capacitors, the parasitic properties of the physical PCB become a part of the problem, that's why the layout/orientation/positioning of the capacitors makes such a big difference.
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"Magic stuff that makes FPS happen."
This is why we come here: the-depth technical overviews. :P
in-depth
In-depth no. Computer hardware cheerleader that requires some basic knowledge to follow,....*shakeshead* yeah
Jay: But you see, here, 1980...
Me: 1980's? (Disco music starts playing)
Actually, disco fell out of favour by the eighties.
As a Destiny player and an AMD user I must say, "thanks for reminding us, jerk"
Ikr, it was horrendous. I was so mad too
im a ryzen user too what happened?
I don't even think he was talking about the FX users where support for those CPUs was dropped between beta and release. So what was he talking about?
lol
Mara Sov, she thicc or not?
It’s cuz there’s not enough rgb
Qt _jayy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
sorry bro, human eyes can only see up to 8gb ram
@@lowerfive6318 says the person with 4.129gb ram
@Electroveen says the person with a 24hz monitor
“Concrete details as to what is causing the problem”. I think that was a serious over amplification of “possible reason”.
Love your content. Thank you for all the time you and your team put in to making these videos. Does anyone know what kind of test bench case Jay is using?
Ah Jay, living by the Adage: "I'll burn that bridge when I get to it."
he is more like standing on the bridge, burning down the side he came on, and while still being on it, the side he has to walk of, grand master Jay.... :)
6:58 That too after burning both sides of the bridge xD
Im still waiting for some day to Phill just leave after Jay makes a (dad) joke 3:01...
But the face after that joke tho
There was one video where he just gave up on holding the camera straight, because he was laughing so much at Jay's dad jokes. That was a great episode. :)
@@GeorgeMKaneLive please send a link
burning the bridge at both ends....floating in the middle is Jay himself!! hahahaha
So will there be issues if the boards aren't overclocked? like just simply used out of box? Or if there's still issues at regular clock speeds, which board would you recommend?
All new hardware/software is released now in such a rush to market we see (even from the biggest companies, amazon, Apple, msft) update after update and “known issue” and “we are working in it” messages all the time. Sadly we as consumers have accepted that. I am just as guilty cause I like new toys. Just frustrating.
Completely agree, although I feel like its the fault of both sides. Consumers are demanding more and more at a rapid pace, and companies rush to market to beat their competitors. I don't see it getting any better.
I always felt this way about modern software/games releases - the "oh we'll just fix it in an update after release" approach really sucks imo
That's why is better to wait at least a month to get new tech so all this little issues are fixed..
It's still not quite that simple though. These are COMPLICATED devices, and regardless how much you calculate, measure, plan, and test, someone in the wild is still going to do something you didn't expect. Or component and manufacturing tolerances will bite you. And that's before you introduce the variability of having third party companies taking a reference design and adding their own special sauce and manufacturing variables to it. Add to that the software team doing their thing.
These aren't 8MHz through-hole CPUs anymore, running code you can print and fit in a couple pages of a binder. The saving grace is modeling software, that is incredibly detailed but still subject to the limits of the models.
My only objection to your comment though is companies like apple and microsoft is that if it a software update, then it is fixed. If it a hardware issue, it is a total failure by nvidia and the aio's
Love the "Now we're burning both bridges... " line ;-)
I'm using corsair hx850i W do I need to put separate 8 pin cable or i can use singal cable with dual 8 pin connectors?
"How clean is the power coming from your wall?"
Very, very dirty... It's bad enough that I'm looking into a UPS with a line conditioner, any recommendations? It's so bad my monitor and printer occasionally reboot and my LED lights flicker.
Thank you! Clarifying the MlCC vs pcap was helpful...
My OC headroom on my Gigabyte OC went up a lot.
Firestrike Extreme score comparison:
www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/23626808/fs/23616711
Score
21,675 New
21,002 Old
Clock frequency
2,100 MHz (1,440 MHz) new
2,055 MHz (1,440 MHz) old
Average clock frequency
2,053 MHz new
1,985 MHz old
Timespy Extreme score comparison:
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Score
9,323 New
9,175 Old
Clock frequency
2,115 MHz (1,440 MHz) New
1,920 MHz (1,440 MHz) Old
Average clock frequency
1,940 MHz New
1,858 MHz Old
Port Royal comparison:
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Score
11,870 New
11,557 Old
Clock frequency
2,085 MHz (1,440 MHz) New
2,025 MHz (1,440 MHz) Old
Average clock frequency
2,013 MHz New
1,962 MHz Old
Glad I haven't cancelled my gaming oc order.
@@empyr34l good, it trades blows with a TUF easily.
I haven't overclocked my oc yet. So far I haven't had a single crash on destiny 2. And I played all week. However, my cosmos elite doesn't work with it... i keep getting white outs from tracking loss, and can't seem to optimize it. I am running dual power cables, but they are the ones that came woth the psu. So I might give that a replace first to see if that solves anything. Then I will look at another psu if necessary.
Sucks that my MSI Gaming X Trio is constantly hitting power limit and it's locked at 100%
What do you guys think about the EVGA XC3 Black? It was the only one I managed to nab a backorder on before they all evaporated but I've been a bit iffy on it
Thanks for putting in the hours of work! You all deserve a vacation.
Currently running on a 3yr old msi b350, ryzen 5 1600 and gtx 1060. Can any of these still cut it in the near future or shld i upgrade all 3?
My name is Igor and every time he says IgorsLab I look up 😂
What's funny is i also follow Igor Presnyokoff (spelling?) the guitar wizard
I have a real life buddy I always get drunk with named Igor
same LOLOLOL
He's talking bout your dog.
Nvidia already knows your location 😂
There's nothing quite like a good rail.
Ikr wobbly rails cause great discomfort
I like my rails made out of cocaine
@Liberty Death Anyone who thinks that is a funny joke I'm going to automatically assume have an IQ of 50 or lower
@@BrandonDMorrissey or just dont have such a weak sense of humour
Hello Jay!
I would like to know if I need an additional cable if I'm building a new setup with 3080. Does aftermarket and FE provide with a cable?
Also, should I be worried about buying a 2.1 HDMI monitor?
I'm a newbie in computer building, sorry for stupid questions...
Ok...so we know there's no tangible difference in frames; however, what about the crashing? Understandably, you used a card that's stable with old and new drivers to compare frames.... but that doesn't help us know whether this new driver resolves the instability. Really, we need a before and after of a card that frequently crashes.
He won’t because he was wrong
Hardware Unboxed verified it's the driver. Jay was wrong and won't admit it
Its resolved... that's old news.
The current concern was:...does the driver update nerf performance? The answer seems to be a NO
(The cause of the crashing problem) The GPU boosts up and down faster than the power delivery could keep up with...this caused voltage spikes and voltage drops... voltag spikes are fine...voktage drops , on the other hand, causes crashing (Voltage drops sometimes as low as between 400mV and 500mV occured).
Reducing the gradient (the incline) of the boost table (slightly), makes it easier for power delivery to respond to abrubt (sudden) spikes in boost clocks. Problem fixed.
@@thelunchbox420x Driver either help communicate hardware with software and also reprogram hardware and software, You mention driver fix it so what did the driver actually do ? as far as I know I know in which I could be wrong was the driver turned down the card by a hair which was already recommended by Jay also. at the end of that video said to many players to know the actual cause and need more info. But sure lets start the bashing its much more fun when we leave info out.
@@HiddenRamza There is no performance difference. The AIBs didn't get a driver until reviewers did. Jay jumped to conclusions because of one article that explained what POSSIBLY could be the issue- the caps.
Sorry, am I missing something? This card has 6 of the MLCCs right? The ones that other AIBs were using none of? Shouldn't this test be ran on a card with 6 of the SP-CAPs that are crashing with the old driver and update to the new driver and check to see what's happening?
I think the point was to test the new driver, not the caps, to see if the new driver nerfs the boost clock. In which case you want to use a known stable card. He also explains the video that the TUF card has the highest boost tables, so it won't constrain the driver as much as a card with lower boost tables.
Exactly that what I thought, doing test on another card not same that he showed last time, feels like asus sponsor this and run away from trouble with GPU's companies.
his test was to see if the clocks were affected by the new driver, not the crashing chances
he used the tuf 3080 because it seemed the least likely to have power issues and would be able to see the clocks before and after updating the driver
I too would like a test of using the crashing gpus to see if it would still crash tho
Jays last video was lazy ignorant BS, MLCC & SP-Caps come in a number of different models prices and qualities, and both have pros and cons. . MLCC are not necessarily better, that part was BS. This video was an attempt to make it appear "the viewer misunderstood". EVGA reported to Gamers Nexus their all SP-Cap design is "also" corrected with the new driver, and users across all models that had issues seem to be positive about the new driver. It was NEVER a capacitor issue.
he was testing to see if clocks got reduced, not if crashes stopped
5:10 almost pulls a Linus. Be careful he might go after you for copyright infringement.
Uh can you explain for those who don't watch Linus?
@@vicpariah3444 Linus drops everything
@@vicpariah3444 me too i don`t watch linus
@@csjpokey everything pricey
also , could the cards with MLCC's be bacuse they have more noise to filter out? and what powersupplies were the crashing cards using? so many variables
Love your content. Always both entertaining and instructive, informational and clear.
Cheers.
"Now that we've burned both sides of the bridge." 😂
“Now that we’ve burned both sides of the bridge” 😂
What's so funny?
@@archangel7052 Your IQ wouldn't understand if you really have to ask.
@@uilliam6926 What does this have to do with IQ? I understand it's a euphemism of some kind, I just wanted to know.
he also says theres a third side, and there's me in terrified confusion. how many sides of this bridge are we burning?
Can anyone explain to me how that or any graphics card test rig is setup? Is it just a motherboard sitting on a case or some sort of external GPU kit?
Hi wonder if u want help me..i Got this card..installed it but rgb and fans not switching on. Download nvidia driver, msi afterburner, even dragon centre. All detects the video card and hdmi also working...but still no fans and rgb on gpu. Also used three 8pin connectors (no daisy chain) ..anyone know how to sort this?
Jay -“Does it feel TUF”
Me - yeah its TUF to get money and buy it
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Its tuf to buy it even with the moeny as all cards are out of stock
Damian Drop yeah. TUF LIFE😂
This is why I wait a while after any launch so they fix the problems they get
Exactly, I don't understand why people need to rush to buy at the first option. Wait like a month or two to see if it's worth the money or if there is something better.
But that is why we are all different, if we were all the same, the world would be boring.
Yep, I always wait until at least the first 'revision' of a new architecture in case there are any oversights.
@dale gribble Not like amd is any better
Agree, I’m here waiting the 3080 super ahah
@@paoloxompero6612 So how much faster could a 3080 Super be ???. With the $1500.00 3090 being only 10%-15% faster than a 3080. Are they going to make a 3080 Super that is faster than the 3090 and be cheaper ??? I don't think so.
hey question. do you think the 3070 will have the same issues? was thinking of getting one of those before all this came out
Asus told me, I asked them on their instagram page, that EVERY card of theirs, TUF and Strix, uses 6 MLCCs.
Hmm, if an unpaid social media intern posted it on instagram, then yeah it's gotta be true lol
God bless the ones that don't live in the US or Europe so they resign themselves to buying the 3080ti in 2021
Whenever something new launches, it better to play the "wait and watch" game rather than to jump on early face the issues.
Looks like every single new-gen GPU will be on the market at the same time when inventory becomes available. Can't find anything available in Europe. Jan 2021 is the earliest date for me.
@@yogithegeek It's fine wanting to be the first. As long as you understand and accept the risks of an imperfect product before your purchase, and not be a Karen about it when it doesn't meet your standards. 😁
@@eptagz karen😂😂😂
@@rosen9425 .. which in fact means that the cards are not really launched and all the talking about features and issues now is meaningless - only marketing noise. this will all be long gone as soon as the cards shall be really available.
Buildzoid literally uploaded a video where he changed two of the cheap capacitors for the good ones on an rtx 3090 and it made very little difference. He still barely got above 2GHz on the hpu. He even ran the GPU without two capacitors behind the GPU chip to test what would happen and under load the GPU down locked heavily after 10 minutes.
[EDIT]I must correct myself. It was Derbauer with an RTX3080 I just looked it up to be sure
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Der8auer*
It was Der Bauer....and it was a 3080...and "fixing the capacitors" resulted in overclocking only improving by 20Mhz.
It was debaur with a 3080 but yeah it was 30mhz so stuff all, he got 1 extra fps in quake from 12 to 13, but thats an 8% change, which is... debatable of it's significance
@@tylerdurden3722 I just looked it up to be sure and it was an RTX 3090.
"We Tested the Cap-Drama - RTX 3090 MLCC vs POSCAP"
I posted a link to the video in my original post above
@@Carrotsalesman I just looked it up to be sure and it was an RTX 3080.
"We Tested the Cap-Drama - RTX 3090 MLCC vs POSCAP"
I posted a link to the video in my original post above
What is "the last video" you mention? I assume the one where you open graphics cards, but in-between this and that are the Asus case and graphics card thermal effect on CPUs.
I've been having a PC crash lately and I cannot figure it out. Usually it's while gaming and PC screens go black and sound also goes away after a few seconds but then I hear a strange unfamiliar beep which may be from an error that I cannot view. After this happens the PC stays on and requires a hard reset. some days I game for hours with no issues and then today I boot up and within 10 minutes it crashes repeatedly 4 times in a row. I have tried reseating the GPU and all drivers are up to date on everything. I have tried removing RAM sticks to see if that helps but I cannot figure out what the cause is. Do you think the GPU hardware is failing? Is it software? Bad power or connection? Running windows 11 with RTX 3080, I9 CPU, 32 GB RAM DDR4. I've had this build for a few years except for a few months ago I reinstalled windows on a new m.2 hard drive and updated the RAM from 16 to 32 GB. But after the upgrades the PC ran fine for months before crashing like this.
i just really hope i get one before cyberpunk releases
Same bro ..... Same
literally all I want a 3080 for tbh
Same
Here here. Want to be able to turn everything up in 4K and I don’t think my 980ti going to be able to withstand that.
@@supertacoelite5062 yup Mr too
Are you going to review the Tuf card Jay and Phil?
Almost all the reviews I've seen on that card were too notch for a 3rd party MSRP card.
Thanks for the great video again
IMAGINE WATCHING A JAYZTWOCENTS VIDEO AND A LINUS TECH TIPS AD POPS UP BEFORE I GET TO WATCH ! KEKW LMFAO
What happened to the site where you cleaned out your warehouse? I havent heard anything in a while
I'll say it as I've said it before...
ASUS knows how to build a damn good card when they go all out.
The TUF 3080 was crashing the same as others. It's not the capacitors issue (they might play a very minor role here but nothing game changing). Jay jumped the gun and got burned. Really poorly researched and rushed conclusion.
@@Trigg3rHippie but his Twitter sources were concrete!
@@Trigg3rHippie okay so what if it's something else as Jay mentioned like the power supply? If the power delivery to the card is going off a single line with a split, it could be a problem, as stated. Not all PSUs are going to be as good as EVGA and Seasonic. If someone was using a lower grade PSU, or even a PSU with not enough power abilities, it could cause issues.
My question is, what brand, what rating (gold, platinum, etc.), and what wattage was in the PSUs of the systems being reported with faults, and how many rails were being used?
@@Trigg3rHippie one of the key factors could be simply this...
What if the power draw is exceeding what the cards were classed at? If this is the case, and since few cards even got any kind of testing, what if these cards are drawing far beyond the specification without warning?
Jay is obviously using something 850w or better in the test bench, so if it did deliver enough power, even at maximum load, what if people were using 750w or less and with the TDP of the whole system, it exceeded 750w? 750w or less is a pretty common PSU level. Few people really buy higher than 750w because so many build guides say it's not needed, including... PCPartsPicker.
@@Trigg3rHippie I mean, crashing or not, the Asus card is still build really well.
If only I could get my hands on a 3080 I'd be happy...
im so happy with mine i cant wait for cyberpunk its going to be so smooth on ray tracing
@@SubZyYT damn it so jelly hopefully i will have saved enough for 3080 by the time cyberpunk is out
@@SubZyYT how did you find one? Lol
@@SubZyYT I've never felt so much jealousy lol
@@krusenator123 it's available in stores in other countries
Hey JayZ, do you know (or have you reviewed) the 3090 Leadtek cards at all? (Hurricane) What is their situation with the POSCAPS etc?
Hey did you test the drivers cuz my 2080 ti crashes for some reason since the last two updates
Love your stuff Jay you were the first person that I started watching on this stuff over 1 year ago and I got hooked. Keep up the amazing work
“Here, buy this product then tell me if it works”
nonono
buy THIS product
. . . and test yourself out if it works
Jays face when making the TUF joke was the meme it should be lol Jays dad jokes are the best memes
"magic stuff that makes FPS happen" : DDDDD
The magic pixies
I feel like it should have been tested with different cards, not just a high quality card.
It's become clear that NVIDIA didn't provide partner manufacturers didn't receive drivers until the last minute, to the point that they were asking reviewers for copies of it. GamersNexus had a solid vid about this
It probably should have been tested with different cards, but I'm pretty sure the tuff card is an msrp card, so I don't think it's an exceptionally expensive card
Honestly at this level of equipment you cant afford to go with lower quality cards. If youre going to buy one of these gpus for work or for play, you need to get the best as this level. No body plasti dips a ferrari.
@@jmacd8817 crazy to think about
@@electroevolution5777 when under volting the cards is the solution, your answer doesn't really hold as it means we are getting cards that do not stand up to either factory or review specs... despite it being the same product.
If real 3080 performance cost $850 then that needs to be factored into our purchasing decisions.
In the meantime, where is my card? Still waiting.
Hey i need help!
My Pc doesnt Boot i never get to Bios... i changed CPU/MB/RAM and now my PSU someone tell me its my PSU but the Problem stays
->PcOn- 2 sek...Lights off...repeat... and witout the GRAKA it Boots and i can use my Pc normaly... Pls Help! :(
Jay had to much coffee today. I love it LoL!!
Try overclocking with the new driver vs the old driver. My TUF Gaming was stable @+30 closk before and now easily is stable at +100 clocks and +500 mem. There might be more in it I just tried +100...
Exactly. Sad how 1 big TH-camr can greatly miss spread information and then try to side step his original video by telling the viewers they misunderstood him
How could they call you a shill when you're literally doing a test that could go either way?
The point about RF noise is important - if you're in an environment with a lot of noise then you need a sturdy metal case. Those glass sidepanels wont stop anything as they are invisible to the transmissions from your cellphone, wifi, bluetooth headphones, garage opener etc etc. So maybe the sleeper build in that old beige case is going to be coming back? :D
@JayzTwoCents - Does the screw in the back of the case help support the 3080's weight to help prevent sagging? Thanks in advance!
When you get here before the notification
Wait you was behind me in the queue, did you skip the line? 🤔
Thank you for always being honest with your answers and info Jay, makes me really appreciate all the info you find out.
Not really but hey.. being first is more important than let's say researching a subject. Nobody does that.
I have a RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio and I have 5/6 of those squares on the card. And my frames have been dropping tremendously idk what to do please help.
me too
hey jay and phil ive been a follower for i dunno like two years but fairly avid, ive seen all the early stuff. jay your a hero and phil your editing is banging. thankyou for giving me the skills to build, diagnose issues and keep on top of the game.
I wish my wife was as dirty as the power coming in from my wall
@thegeorgezila say no to aids....
Is that an Asus TUF monitor as well? Jay your being extra “TUF” today
This video is not sponsored by NV, it's sponsored by Asus.
I never really thought about it before, but why is there so much jitter in the frequency of gfx cards? Why not ramp up fast but bring frequency back down slowly to smooth freq changes out?
Seems like you are wathcing Vice Grip Garage too!!! Keep on the good work man!!
I am crashing in games with the new drivers on my 2070... Had to revert back/downgrade
Did you just open a brand new card, while we are still waiting for the pre-orders?
Crazy world isn't it
So are these crash issues across the board or just systems with overclocking going on? have the crashes been happening a lot with stock 3080 cards?
have they fix the crash yet? i got my 3080 evga in dec 5 2020 .
Actually, I've very recently learned that MLCCs are not directional; only the SP-Caps are.
Finally caught a swear at 11:45.
Good video though in order to put the capacitor issue to rest I really wish you'd have chosen a card with all SP-CAPs or 10 MLCC like FE spec. People have the mindset that the TUF would be the least affected card since it was all MLCC, its users with more SP-CAPs that are more likely to believe their cards are now performing worse to compensate for their SP-CAP configuration.
The irony is, in between and around those 6 spots everyone is so focused on, are plenty more filtering MCLLs... on all cards (some do have fewer 😅...but not a single card really has zero MCLLs under th GPU)
Okay....but you didn't test the new driver with a card that was previously crashing. So, it doesn't lower performance, but does it actually fix the issue?