GPUs provide the majority of the computational performance of Geforce GTX 1080 Ti Specs However, GPUs, with their massively parallel shader cores, can do certain types of single-precision math much faster than CPUs. CPUs provide a good baseline of performance, and certain molecular simulations can only be done here. For computer nerds, this is an awesome way to give (money–>electricity–>computer work–>fighting disease).įolding at home (or can be run on both CPUs and GPUs. User’s computers solve molecular dynamics problems in the background, which help the Consortium understand how proteins “misfold” to cause disease. These are beastly cards, capable of running most games with max settings in 4K resolutions.īut, how does it fold? at home is a distributed computing project originally developed by Stanford University, where everyday users can lend their PC’s computational horsepower to help disease researchers understand and fight things like cancer, Alzheimer’s, and most recently the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Scaleform::Render::Matrix2x4::Prepend() + 0x24665e - (0)Ĭommandline: "F:\The Witcher 3 - Wild Hunt\bin\圆4\witcher3.Three years later, with the release of the RTX 2080 Ti, the 1080 Ti still holds its own, and still commands well over $400 on the used market. Scaleform::Render::Matrix4x4::SetIdentity() + 0xba45a0 - (0) Scaleform::Render::Matrix4x4::SetIdentity() + 0xbc46a5 - (0) Scaleform::Render::Matrix4x4::SetIdentity() + 0xc1bc39 - (0) Scaleform::Render::Matrix4x4::SetIdentity() + 0xc3bd20 - (0) Witcher 3: _ Red Engine Crash LogĬrash reason: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (3221225477), Error writing location 0x00ffff8a Including a couple of the game error/crash logs, hoping someone may be able to find some correlation between them. do not think the BIOS has been changed recently though so I doubt this has any correlation. my plan later today is to try updating and/or reverting to a different motherboard BIOS and seeing if it may have an effect. tried enabling the executable Compatibility option "disable fullscreen optimizations" on a couple of the games. ran Memtest and disk checks with no problem. next, i reseated GPU into slot and reseated all internal system cables making sure everything is plugged in properly. ticked "Debug Mode" in Nvidia Control Panel and tried running the games again.
#Evga 1080 ti install#
restarted again and did a clean install of latest Nvidia Display and PhysX drivers. first, i uninstalled Precision XOC and Nvidia Control Panel. none of the GPU usage percentages seem to be out of normal range. none of them ever caused the GPU or CPU to pass 65☌.
some of the games themselves produce crash or error logs in their own directories but i get no crash/error messages onscreen from Windows. always a quick and easy crash to desktop for them all. some crash after splash screens, some crash during opening menus, some crash a few minutes into play. all startup "normally", no popup errors, no extended load times, etc. the last week i have tried at least 8 different games. prior to this there has been no problems.
#Evga 1080 ti pro#
I7-8700K | G.Skill DDR4 3200 16GB (2x 8GB)īe Quiet! Dark Power Pro 11 750w a couple of weeks ago my EVGA GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 GAMING starting having problems running games and some benchmarks.
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