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Voltage threshold setting for "1" GTX 1070

Voltage threshold setting for "1" GTX 1070

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iiiAllie
Junior Member
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10-26-2016, 08:17 AM
#1
Hey everyone, I've observed that my Gigabyte GTX 1070 Windforce 2x OC runs smoothly during Heaven's Benchmark with my overclock settings. Clock speeds, memory clock, temperatures, and power usage are all within normal ranges, but the voltage stays consistently at 1. There are no artifacts detected. Is this a problem with the power supply reaching the card or is GPU BOOST 3.0 working correctly?
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iiiAllie
10-26-2016, 08:17 AM #1

Hey everyone, I've observed that my Gigabyte GTX 1070 Windforce 2x OC runs smoothly during Heaven's Benchmark with my overclock settings. Clock speeds, memory clock, temperatures, and power usage are all within normal ranges, but the voltage stays consistently at 1. There are no artifacts detected. Is this a problem with the power supply reaching the card or is GPU BOOST 3.0 working correctly?

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lololPower
Junior Member
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10-26-2016, 10:06 AM
#2
Todor_2 :
Baralis :
Voltage limit 1 just indicates you've reached the maximum power draw for the card settings. From your screenshots, I see your power target is at 111% but your power limit isn't raised (on the left side of the curve). Raising it could provide a bit more capacity. Otherwise, it seems like a solid performance boost.
How much should you increase it?
It's generally safe to go as high as you want in precisionX—it will trigger a warning about increasing voltage, but the card is already hard capped at the BIOS level and won't allow unsafe voltage levels.
JayzTwoCents has a good video on OCing Pascal with PrecisionX
https://youtu.be/SKWbKCKsWVQ
Good luck!
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lololPower
10-26-2016, 10:06 AM #2

Todor_2 :
Baralis :
Voltage limit 1 just indicates you've reached the maximum power draw for the card settings. From your screenshots, I see your power target is at 111% but your power limit isn't raised (on the left side of the curve). Raising it could provide a bit more capacity. Otherwise, it seems like a solid performance boost.
How much should you increase it?
It's generally safe to go as high as you want in precisionX—it will trigger a warning about increasing voltage, but the card is already hard capped at the BIOS level and won't allow unsafe voltage levels.
JayzTwoCents has a good video on OCing Pascal with PrecisionX
https://youtu.be/SKWbKCKsWVQ
Good luck!

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xXDarkRosesXx
Junior Member
35
11-11-2016, 02:36 PM
#3
The voltage limit of 1 indicates you've reached the maximum power draw for the card settings. Your screenshots show a power target at 111% but no increase in the power limit area on the left side of the curve. Raising this could provide a bit more capacity. Otherwise, it seems like a decent performance boost.
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xXDarkRosesXx
11-11-2016, 02:36 PM #3

The voltage limit of 1 indicates you've reached the maximum power draw for the card settings. Your screenshots show a power target at 111% but no increase in the power limit area on the left side of the curve. Raising this could provide a bit more capacity. Otherwise, it seems like a decent performance boost.

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titanmarc
Junior Member
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11-11-2016, 09:44 PM
#4
Baralis explains the situation, noting the current power target is set too high for the precision mode. He suggests raising the power limit slightly to provide a bit more capacity, while also mentioning it appears to be a good improvement. He asks how much increase is advisable.
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titanmarc
11-11-2016, 09:44 PM #4

Baralis explains the situation, noting the current power target is set too high for the precision mode. He suggests raising the power limit slightly to provide a bit more capacity, while also mentioning it appears to be a good improvement. He asks how much increase is advisable.

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LuckyDude112
Junior Member
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11-13-2016, 12:00 PM
#5
Todor_2 :
Baralis :
Voltage limit 1 just indicates you've reached the maximum power draw for the card settings. From your screenshots, I see your power target is at 111% but your power limit isn't raised (on the left side of the curve). Raising it could provide a bit more capacity. Otherwise, it seems like a solid performance boost.
How much should you increase it?
It's generally safe to go as high as you want in precisionX—it might trigger a warning about increasing voltage, but the card is already hard capped at the BIOS level and won't let you exceed safe limits.
JayzTwoCents has a good video on optimizing Pascal with PrecisionX
https://youtu.be/SKWbKCKsWVQ
Good luck!
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LuckyDude112
11-13-2016, 12:00 PM #5

Todor_2 :
Baralis :
Voltage limit 1 just indicates you've reached the maximum power draw for the card settings. From your screenshots, I see your power target is at 111% but your power limit isn't raised (on the left side of the curve). Raising it could provide a bit more capacity. Otherwise, it seems like a solid performance boost.
How much should you increase it?
It's generally safe to go as high as you want in precisionX—it might trigger a warning about increasing voltage, but the card is already hard capped at the BIOS level and won't let you exceed safe limits.
JayzTwoCents has a good video on optimizing Pascal with PrecisionX
https://youtu.be/SKWbKCKsWVQ
Good luck!