OC EVGA 1070

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Medic_3223

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I need some help with OC'ing my 1070 gpu. Here is what i have so far and need some input from you all as i am no expert OC'er.

Heres my system:

Windows 10 x64bit
Intel Core i7-6700k @ 4.00GHz (OC @ 5 was at 4.6 tried 4.8 then 5 and was stable with temps at 24c at idle and 54c at max performance)
Asustek z170-A Congifurator Motherboard
Samsung EVO 2.5" SSD 250gb
EVGA GTX 1070 FTW Gaming ACX 3.0 8gb GDDR5
Corsair H110I 280mm Liguid Cooler


Heres what i have so far using Heaven dx11 Benchmark tool. All running in Ultra 8xAA Direct3D11

FACTORY Setting

Heaven:
  • FPS: 93.9
  • Score: 2364
  • Min FPS: 36.6
  • Max FPS: 195.4
GPU:
  • GPU Clock: 1987 mhz
  • Memory Clock; 4006 mhz
  • Voltage: 1050
  • GPU Clock Offset: 0 mhz
  • Mem Clock Offset: 0 mhz


OC Setting 1

Heaven:
  • FPS: 98.6
  • Score: 2484
  • Min FPS: 35.4
  • Max FPS: 207.4
GPU:
  • GPU Clock: 2075 mhz
  • Memory Clock: 4248 mhz
  • Voltage: 1062
  • GPU Clock Offset: +100 mhz
  • Mem Clock Offset: +240 mhz


OC Setting 2

Heaven:

  • FPS: 102.6
  • Score: 2585
  • Min FPS: 36.9
  • Max FPS: 218.0
GPU:


  • GPU Clock: 2088 mhz
  • Memory Clock: 4608 mhz
  • Voltage: 1062
  • GPU Clock Offset: +100 mhz
  • Mem Clock Offset: +600 mhz


It seems as if i try to go over a GPU clock Offset of +100 mhz the card becomes unstable and i cannot benchmark.

Suggestions, Ideas, Thoughts?
 
I assume you used evga precision to maximize the power target?

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I don't have this card yet but have been shopping around for awhile. I'm a fan of EVGA cards and have used them for quite some time, using a GTX970SSC atm.

From all the reading I've done on the EVGA 1070's, if your 2088 mhz is stable that's a pretty fine number. Here's a gamernexus review of the SC version with OC numbers, not your exact card, but still.

http://www.gamersnexus.net/hwreview...-review-and-overclocking-benchmarks?showall=1

hoping the price drops a little soon...
 
Does it make any difference if u only oc the core clock without touching mem speed?
 
I am using the precisiong x. I set the the voltage frequency offset at +100 mhz on a basic curve.
 
thenamesgart said:
Does it make any difference if u only oc the core clock without touching mem speed?
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Nope. They are completely independent. Typically when testing for max overclock you should work them independently.

Here is an example of how mine is:

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