I ran ddu twice in safe mode with settings to delete everything but the chipset drivers. Maybe there are some things from the amd drivers leftover that are causing issues. Would it be possible that my stock 9700k rig (that I plan to sell) is better than my 5600x for 3d mark benchmarks? Because I tried it on my rig with a stock 9700k and it immediately gave me the results I expected, 29 at idle with the fans off (that one is probably because it's a fresh windows install) and 8500 in time spy extreme with stock settings on the gpu, 9300 with an overclock.Īlso, would it be possible that ddu couldn't delete everything related to amd gpu drivers and that's why my main install is having so many problems? Because I managed to snag a 6800 on launch day waiting for a 3080 and I've ran it for the past couple weeks. Thanks for any help that you might give me. I'll try it in my 'old' rig with a brand new windows install that I just upgraded from tomorrow to make sure it's not the gpu itself that's the problem. Here's the screenshots of the results with afterburner and gpu-z. And gpu-z tells me that I'm at about 340w on the gpu anyway, which is supposed to be the XC3 Ultra anyway (I think). Because my UPS says that it's at 70% load maximum during the tests, so it can't be that. I really don't know what the issue might be other than a really bad bin. Here's my whole computer, plus the UPS I'm running everything from. But I barely managed to get up that high after 4-5 hours of OC tweaking.

If I'm not mistaken, usually, 3080s have pretty stable boost clocks, even stock, that are over 1920-1950.

Hi, I just got my 3080 this morning and right away, I noticed that I was very far off usual 3080 scores in time spy, both normal and extreme.Īt stock, I only get 8000 in extreme and OC'ed I managed once to go over 9000, but the moment I started a normal game I crashed, and the only in-game stable OC I managed to get got me about 8600 in extreme.

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