(Help) GPU Overclocking
(Help) GPU Overclocking
I attempted to boost my GPU's performance and encountered persistent artifacts.
Overclock Parameters
Voltage Slider: +87 < Maximum Voltage: 1.243V
Power Capacity: 110%
Temperature Threshold: 85°C
Core Frequency: +120 < 1524mhz
Memory Frequency: +300
System Specifications
CPU: I5 4690k < Overclocked to 4.2ghz @ 1.210V
MOBO: MSI Z97 PC MATE
RAM: G.SKILL RIPJAWS 8GB
GPU: EVGA GTX 970 SSC ACX 2.0+
Power Supply: EVGA 650W SUPERNOVA GOLD
Hey, I can help you perfectly with gtx 970 ATX 2.0 SSC. I know all about that graphics card, So just respond back when you're ready to work, And i'll help you get a stable overclock. Also, Bring down the voltage from +87 to about +25 for now, because above +50 Volts you will not see a difference for that card, And plus you don't need it that high. Unless you are doing serious overclocking. So, Far your overclock looks nice but if you're getting artifacts lower the voltage like I said and see if that does a difference if not lower core clock to +100, For that graphics card it sometimes likes to artifact a-lot past +100. Now, Bring up your core clock some more like 500 see if you're still getting artifacts change your Core to +70 Or +80...
Sure, I'm ready to assist with your GTX 970 ATX 2.0 SSC setup. I'm familiar with this card and can help you achieve a stable overclock. For now, lower the voltage from +87 to around +25, as higher voltages won't make a noticeable difference for this card. Unless you're aiming for serious overclocking, you can try reducing the core clock to +100 and adjusting your memory settings until stability returns. Let me know if you need further guidance.
spray2000 :
Hey, I can help you perfectly with gtx 970 ATX 2.0 SSC. I know all about that graphics card, So just respond back when you're ready to work, And i'll help you get a stable overclock. Also, Bring down the voltage from +87 to about +25 for now, because above +50 Volts you will not see a difference for that card, And plus you don't need it that high. Unless you are doing serious overclocking. So, Far your overclock looks nice but if you're getting artifacts lower the voltage like I said and see if that does a difference if not lower core clock to +100, For that graphics card it sometimes likes to artifact a-lot past +100. Now, Bring up your core clock some more like 500 see if you're still getting artifacts change your Core to +70 Or +80 and up your memory some more till it gets stable. (Hope I help, respond back if you need more help)
The SSC will only utilize up to 1.262v max anyway. The bios is set to max out there. On the stock boost 2.0, it'll pull 1.256v, so, effectively, the slider doesn't really do much....he could set that slider on anything he wants, and it won't hurt a thing.