Vilken ASIC har ni på era GTX 980 Ti?

"ASIC score is more an indication for nvidia and amd and for us only a measure of leakage in our chips (thanks to W1zzard from TechPowerup we can see the value in GPUz), its good to know the ASIC if youre going to run SLI because it want to have closely similar ASIC score on your cards because they will have similar voltages and you can clock/volt them together without having to go separate settings if you get big difference ASIC ( i.e: 60% - 80%)
@TSMC for nvidia and FAB1 for AMD, as the chips are removed from the waffer, are tested and fused with the voltage that is reflected on the leakage of every chip!

Originally Posted by Dave Baumann Product manager AMD about ASIC
"Actually, it does the opposite! We scale the voltage based on leakage, so the higher leakage parts use lower voltage and the lower leakage parts use a higher voltage - what this is does narrow the entire TDP range of the product. Everything is qualified at worst case anyway; all the TDP calcs and the fan settings are completed on the worst case for the product range"

A high leakage card operates at lower voltage to balance the otherwise higher power draw and temps. It will also overclock higher than what a low leakage card would. The problem is though, cards usually have a limit of voltage increase, i.e. say +150mV , which means AB could overvolt a 1.15V card to 1.3V, but a 1.1V card would crash above 1.25V.

A high leakage card is what you want if you do extreme OC, and you can keep the card cool (H20,LN2 etc.). Your mileage will vary of course, not all low VID cards are good OC cards, and not all high VID cards OC bad. It's a part of product binning, they try to fit in as many chips as possible to a similar ASIC spec.

From "the man" himself W1zzard - Techpowerup:

"it's from the gpu silicon, and it's used to calculate the gpu voltage.

"bad" gpus get a higher voltage so they make the default clock. "good" gpus can do it with lower voltage

as you've seen in this thread, the scale for nvidia isnt perfect yet, so i'll apply some fixes once I have more data that suggests the typical ranges of gpu leakages"

Mina 980Ti har följande ASIC värden. Vad räknas som högt och lågt värde?

Kort1:69
Kort2:71.6
Kort3:68
Kort4:71.5

Hur vet du att det är det kort som har lägre ASIC som presterar sämre än det andra? Om nu något av dem presterar sämre än det andra.

Läs följande post av Kingpin http://kingpincooling.com/forum/showpost.php?p=30273&postcoun... så kanske du blir lite klokare

Min är 79,9% och boostar konstant på 1500mhz+ med typ 1.18v

"ASIC score is more an indication for nvidia and amd and for us only a measure of leakage in our chips (thanks to W1zzard from TechPowerup we can see the value in GPUz), its good to know the ASIC if youre going to run SLI because it want to have closely similar ASIC score on your cards because they will have similar voltages and you can clock/volt them together without having to go separate settings if you get big difference ASIC ( i.e: 60% - 80%)"

Om jag smäller in ett till 980 Ti framöver ska jag be butiken om ett kort med samma ASIC då alltså. Eller får man byta om kortet har "fel" ASIC kanske...hmmm... ;).
Seriöst, det är ju omöjligt att matcha som han skriver då man inte kan vet det i förväg.

(Ska kolla min ASIC när jag kommer hem).

Edit: 72.8%