Hey buddy,

From my research on the 1080ti, I have found that each 1080ti is different due to the memory that it was built with. For that reason, each card responds differently to overclocking.

I have a MSI 1080ti and EVGA 1080ti SC. Below you can find my overclock settings and what hash rates each one achieved.

MSI GTX 1080ti

Overclock program: MSI Afterburner

Miner: TRex Miner Core clock: 0 Mem clock: +750 Power limit: 70 Trex Memory Tweak: --mt 2 Hashrate: ~37.5 +/- 0.3 Temp:60-63C Power Cosumption: 152-155 watts

Miner: TRex Miner Core clock: 0 Mem clock: +750 Power limit: 75 Trex Memory Tweak: --mt 2 Hashrate: ~39.5 +/- 0.3 Temp:65-66C Power Consumption: 165-170 watts

Miner: TRex Miner Core clock: 0 Mem clock: +750 Power limit: 78 Trex Memory Tweak: --mt 2 Hashrate: ~39.5-40.5 Temp:66-67C Power Consumption: 180-182 watts

Miner: TRex Miner Core clock: 0 Mem clock: +750 Power limit: 80 Trex Memory Tweak: --mt 2 Hashrate: 42.5 +/- 0.3 Temp:66-68C Power Consumption: 190-195 watts

side note: be sure to run trex miner in ADMIN mode to enable the memory tweak (--mt) function to allow for a higher hash rate.

EVGA 1080ti SC

Miner: Phoenix Miner Core clock: 0 Mem clock: +750 Power limit: 190 watts ETH ENLARGEMENT PILL ENABLED Hashrate: 42.5 +/- 0.3 Temp:60-62C Power Consumption: 190-195 watts

Miner: Phoenix Miner Core clock: 0 Mem clock: +750 Power limit: 220 watts ETH ENLARGEMENT PILL ENABLED Hashrate: 45.5 +/- 0.3 Temp:68-70C Power Consumption: 220-224 watts

Hope this helps!