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Overclocking GTX 1070 SC edition

Overclocking GTX 1070 SC edition

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Goldenowl01
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07-09-2024, 04:16 AM
#11
I recently acquired a GTX 1070 SC and noticed its overclocking potential, but the voltage seems fixed even when adjusting it in Afterburner. It appears voltage unlocking is only available on certain models.
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Goldenowl01
07-09-2024, 04:16 AM #11

I recently acquired a GTX 1070 SC and noticed its overclocking potential, but the voltage seems fixed even when adjusting it in Afterburner. It appears voltage unlocking is only available on certain models.

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Gbop10
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07-09-2024, 04:16 AM
#12
I recently acquired a GTX 1070 SC and noticed the overclocking seems stable, with voltage remaining consistent even when adjusting in Afterburner. It appears voltage locking is specific to certain models. My setup uses a 1070SC at 90% voltage, maintaining a steady core clock of 2000-2100 and memory clock around 4400. The fans are loud, but it's achievable to exceed 2k with this GPU. Adjusting fan noise is the next step, which may require some experimentation. This isn't a definitive answer, but reflects my experience with what's possible. Also, I should mention I'm using precision XOC as well.
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Gbop10
07-09-2024, 04:16 AM #12

I recently acquired a GTX 1070 SC and noticed the overclocking seems stable, with voltage remaining consistent even when adjusting in Afterburner. It appears voltage locking is specific to certain models. My setup uses a 1070SC at 90% voltage, maintaining a steady core clock of 2000-2100 and memory clock around 4400. The fans are loud, but it's achievable to exceed 2k with this GPU. Adjusting fan noise is the next step, which may require some experimentation. This isn't a definitive answer, but reflects my experience with what's possible. Also, I should mention I'm using precision XOC as well.

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BunnyTeam1234
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07-09-2024, 04:16 AM
#13
So it's not quite sealed, but it's also not fully open. You can't push the voltage that much as you wish, unlike other cards.
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BunnyTeam1234
07-09-2024, 04:16 AM #13

So it's not quite sealed, but it's also not fully open. You can't push the voltage that much as you wish, unlike other cards.

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GOLD_Kenny
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07-09-2024, 04:16 AM
#14
It will operate at 1.093v just like the others. Remember that boost 3.0 continuously tweaks voltage and frequency to ensure the GPU stays within optimal parameters for peak performance. These changes happen throughout the core temperature range. Meaning, constantly....
If your voltage slider is set to its maximum and the GPU still doesn’t reach 1.093v, it’s probably because boost 3.0 assumes the GPU is too hot or doesn’t require that much voltage for that specific overclock.
The key point about overclocking Pascal is that maintaining a lower core temperature leads to better performance gains.
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GOLD_Kenny
07-09-2024, 04:16 AM #14

It will operate at 1.093v just like the others. Remember that boost 3.0 continuously tweaks voltage and frequency to ensure the GPU stays within optimal parameters for peak performance. These changes happen throughout the core temperature range. Meaning, constantly....
If your voltage slider is set to its maximum and the GPU still doesn’t reach 1.093v, it’s probably because boost 3.0 assumes the GPU is too hot or doesn’t require that much voltage for that specific overclock.
The key point about overclocking Pascal is that maintaining a lower core temperature leads to better performance gains.

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Eneruu
Member
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07-09-2024, 04:16 AM
#15
It will operate at 1.093v just like the others. Remember that boost 3.0 continuously tweaks voltage and frequency to keep the GPU within optimal parameters. These changes happen throughout the core temperature range, constantly adjusting. If the voltage slider is set too high and the GPU doesn’t reach 1.093v, it may be because boost 3.0 assumes the GPU is too hot or doesn’t require that much voltage for that specific overclock. The key takeaway about overclocking Pascal is that maintaining a lower core temperature leads to better performance. So are you sure only 1.093V works?
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Eneruu
07-09-2024, 04:16 AM #15

It will operate at 1.093v just like the others. Remember that boost 3.0 continuously tweaks voltage and frequency to keep the GPU within optimal parameters. These changes happen throughout the core temperature range, constantly adjusting. If the voltage slider is set too high and the GPU doesn’t reach 1.093v, it may be because boost 3.0 assumes the GPU is too hot or doesn’t require that much voltage for that specific overclock. The key takeaway about overclocking Pascal is that maintaining a lower core temperature leads to better performance. So are you sure only 1.093V works?

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NightChaser
Junior Member
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07-09-2024, 04:16 AM
#16
Yes, it's exactly like all Pascal cards. Except for the Classy, KPE and maybe one of the HOF edition GPUs. It doesn't really matter. Boosting the voltage isn't helpful unless the core temperatures drop below zero.
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NightChaser
07-09-2024, 04:16 AM #16

Yes, it's exactly like all Pascal cards. Except for the Classy, KPE and maybe one of the HOF edition GPUs. It doesn't really matter. Boosting the voltage isn't helpful unless the core temperatures drop below zero.

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