GPU Necromancy: the resurrected Titan X Maxwell running some 3Dmark Firestrike... badly
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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Another GPU Necromancy? At this pace, BZ is turning into a true necromancer. 😂😂
buildzoid: "why 'aint it booting?
oh i know why it 'aint booting! i forgot to set the voltage."
every normal person: "wtf is he talking about???"
It didnt have power
Nvidia: lol 12v to v core, might aswell buy the new one.
BZ: Hey guys, Buildzoid here...
Ackchyually (I hope it is not wrong, it is what I understood from reading about vrms :D) The high side mosfet is the one providing/sourcing the current -> in the early days there wasn't even a low side fet, there was just a diode, but diodes are not efficient enough to discharge the inductor when the high side is switched off. So when you want a higher voltage and increase the duty cycle, the high side has to provide power for longer, while the low side is still only there for "cleaning up afterwards" :D. Oh and it used to be that (this should still be true today?): comparable high side (pmos) have worse (higher) RDS(on) resistance so I guess they get hotter and with all of that more strained and blow easier?
Build "there's a very specific angle that I can jam it in" Zoid
Wow I'm early for once. I love videos like this! I successfully resurrected a Titan Black once and it was fantastic.
Still running Maxwell GTX Titan X to this day. Reference cooler and Firestrike chokes at +130 on the core and I've settled with +400 on the memory. Never really bothered too much with it until lately. I'm gonna quit while I'm slightly ahead. Thanks for the videos.
I always imagine him opening his videos by saying: Hi Ho ! Kermit the Frog here ! 🤓
I keep thinking of Bert and Ernie from Sesame Street but I think your suggestion is really what I'm hearing!!!
This is because it is definitely blocking in the bios, they will not have you make a prayer card than what they can sell,a bios tool is still missing, so you can do a little magic with that card
I had on sli 2 of those but the evga hydro copper. *Switched for 2x 2080ti hydro copper ftw3 ultra*. The titans from new condition never clocked over 1420mhz and 4000mhz mem.(stable). (The card was maxing out 1482~ not stable at all) +45mV helped slightly but anything above was just heat. The cards never exceeded 52c max core temp at any stress. But suddenly random crashes in games took place. Was passing any stress test(24h furmark). But not that happy with games. Tried stock, underclocked, undervolt, only power target helped some. Tuned it to 98% kept the crashing away for longer. Disabled sli and tried separately finally figured that the second card was failing . (New windows new m.2 new drivers) Changed pcie slots, i run it in a separate psu i had fans blowing air on the backplate... nothing! that card is passing all stress tests, do the same oc as new performs the same but it crashes on gaming. No idea. Those cards are so freaking weird not gonna bother try anything more. Switched and everything work perfectly. 2080tis work cooler clock higher by default no overvoltage no oc. 2010mhz in gaming max 45c and under 39c 2025. Stock!
HA! I just bought and Fixed a Titan X Maxwell by Taking off a bad EK waterblock that was corroded and fitting a GTX Titan Xp Pascal Cooler!
Interesting, how could a Copper Block corrode?
@@tonyzhu403 exposure to oxygen and moisture I guess.
This will do nicely before bed 🤗
When Buildzoid plays Diablo 2, he plays necromancer. He summons GPUs, then gives them fanatism aura to have them overclocked.
the only thing I can think of offhand about why the HSM fails more often is because it sees much higher voltage than the LSM. Mosfets can be more easily damaged by voltage and eos than other devices (that's why the 12V eos to the core degrades it so fast). But it's still odd because it's rated for all the voltage it would see in use. Perhaps if there's a voltage transient on the high side gate drive it can blow the gate and short the HSM?
Also, when I was trying to research that mosfets this thing has, I found a video from you praising the VRM! You said they are "fairchild 6283a doctor mos" and I was looking at the 6281 datasheet for clues about the abs max ratings of the hsm they use in the drmos package, but didn't see anything particulary notable (only ratings for the package as a whole).
ruclips.net/video/lKnETa9DMbA/видео.html "I can't rip on nvidia about low quality VRMs. This isn't low quality" (in the 780ti/980ti/titan-x). Good to see how far you've come since 2016!
necromancer always my favorite class in games. unless its bad like guild wars 2. guild wars 1 necro was way better.
Diablo 2 Necro
Reaper in pvp is fun thou
@@discoooooooo just my opinion.
@@UndyingGhost yes diablo 2 necro very good and fun.
I have a 980Ti Strix that maxes at 1445MHz 1.23V. it's also very temperature sensitive. As far as i know it is normal for GM200 cards to max at that range. I got told by someone with much more experience than me that such a clock is actually very good for a big Maxwell core. Smaller cores like 980s/970s/960s behave different. They scale better with voltage and clock higher. If you want to take the titan sub ambient it should perform much better
Idk but maybe it is wigging out about there not being a fan tach signal.
That vibrating red wire scares me...
camera glitch with red colors for some reason
Could the high side mosfets blow up more often because they cannot handle current spikes coming back from the inductors as a result of sporadic core load?
On my older GTX 970, when I bought it I could bench at 1480MHz, then more than 5 years after, it could bench up to 1430MHz, same voltage, no failure, it was a Zotac Amp! so a pretty good pcb, I believe some Kepler/Maxwell core are degrading with time but not all, I have GTX 970/980/980Ti that could oc to 1600/1580/1560MHz on stock voltage and I don't think they degrade over time or these cards would have been golden at launch..
ive had a titan x since back in 2016 just before the 1080 came out and its been overclocked since i got it never moded it but gave it back plate from my 980 that i had before it and ive kept it with new paste and stuff but ive and mine runs with around a 275 mhz oc it runs around 1515 mhz with the fan screaming lmao i never mess with the voltage just uped the power limit ive also had a gtx 970 and gtx 980 and a gtx 860m and none of the maxwell gpus really clock that high the 10 series clocks way higher
Wow
When has it been anywhere near quite warm in the UK in the last few days, or did you accidentally put the central heating on? lol. Especially if you still live in Scotland, I'm in Glasgow and it's been nothing but fucking freezing here, well 15-16C hardly warm. In fact if you are anywhere near Glasgow do you fancy popping in and having a look at my GTX295, the green LED comes on, which is supposed to mean all is OK, and the PC will POST with the GPU installed but I am getting nowt on the screen, there's a Tunnocks caramel wafer in it for you 🥖
Would it be possible to take the ram chips off rtx titan and solder them on rtx2080ti to get 22gb vram?
Noob here, these GPU posts have been fun and I'm learning things, I think. Anyway could you do a PCB analysis on a modern card with "VRM's so OP" such as the EVGA 2080ti KP?
ruclips.net/video/h3qYESoy5qI/видео.html
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking OMG :D
Frankencard
Hey there! Question i have. Should i buy a 3600x for a better mem contoller or just get the 3600 non x? Its only a $20 difference for me.
Georgy Tsitovich I cant. I sold my 1800x and I need to buy a a cpu now to have no downtime.
@@pcoverthink i got a new open box 3600. Not gonna get a four core ever again.
My 980ti Classy will run 1450ish, but will crash if you even think about messing with memory clocks! I bought it brand new so I know it's alway's been that way!!
well that makes me feel better but doesn't change the fact that it's still a slow titan.
Have u tested the ASUS ROG Strix Z490-G Gaming Wi-Fi Motherboard
How many times did buildzoid mention the words "like" "well" or "actually"?😂😂
like are you new to the channel or something?
don'cha know? the more "like", "well" and "actually" he says, the stronger he becomes!
*"like, are you like, well... new to, like, the channel or something?"
bruh
😶...
Y'all are too damn fast
What's the Chance of my Reference GTX 980 Ti PCB Exploding? Running Basically Stock with +10% Power Target. (Planning to Water Cool if it can last…)
it will last longer if watercooled
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking Will Try. Hope I didn't treat it too badly over the past few years.
@@pcoverthink Can't sell for that much…
Test at 1.55v 🤐...
How is he booting in like 3 seconds? 😳
@Frank Most likely NVME boot drive.
Dump the BIOS and increase tdp, mines at 1440mhz on 1.23v using under 300w
the card doesn't have a power limit.
well i guess the good that came out of it was you started with a dead Titan, and ended up with a working Titan? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
but a slow titan
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking yep 😅
The skeletons are usually the weaker but more numerous tier 1 unit. It's exactly how necromancy plays out eh?
Jesus H Christ
Msi pcbs what you tink of them ,1080 ti is good , i know from you ahhaah , and the rest what can you say
depends on the card. MSI has some really good PCBs and some not so good PCBs.
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking ok ok i can see your point , just trying to get some feedback . Thx men , i love your vids. keep uuuuppppp. Have a nice Day
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