Asus 1080ti OC gpu tweak guide

[pandasaurus]

Like the title says, I'm looking for help overclocking my 1080ti win gpu tweak two.. I know it's the oc edition, but I also know it can be pushed a tad further, looking for a guide to do so, please let me know if you guys have any suggestions,

Thanks in advance.

 

[AlternativeFactsForPresident]

You should try trye overclocking the gpu(I use MSI afterburner because it also monitors temepratures) keep a eye on the temeprature and make sure it doesn't get too hot, and find the limit of your Card.
You can't really make a guide for the Card, because it also depents on the airflow in your case and your mobo.
Hope this answers your question
The Card also powers off if it gets too hot, so it shouldn't be able to damage your gpu(You still need to be careful, as it sometimes gets too hot without powering off depending on your mobo )

 

[biglizard]

Stick with Afterburner,
http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/geforce-gtx-1080-overclocking-guide-with-afterburner-4-3,1.html

Lots of info here, http://www.overclock.net/t/1624521/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-owners-club

Link to beta Afterburner with voltage slider working, http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=5412373&postcount=216

Sorry I cant help with GPU Tweak. I use Afterburner.

 

[pandasaurus]

Just curious, why use msi afterburner when my card is an by ASUS, gpu tweak II now incorporates cpuid-z to monitor temperatures and such, I also run hwinfomonitor.. when playing games I run a second monitor displaying these temperature along with general system numbers

 

[krells]

The software is mostly personal preference on the interface as they function basically the same way. I would set the the power limit to 120%. For the core clock I like to add +15, test, and repeat until I crash or artifact. Once that happens I lower the clock by 5 at a time until stable. For the memory you can probably start at +250 and step up 50 at a time. Increasing voltage can also a bit with stability depending on you particular chip, for me it did nothing so left voltage stock.

 

[pandasaurus]

If I stress test with burnin test, how long would you recommend running before considering stable, sorry sorta new to ocerclocking gpus
Lastly yes my desktop says 1060, it's hard coded and I just haven't changed the text

 

[krells]

I usually use benchmarks for a few minutes. after passing the benchmark you you need to test stability by playing different games which is a much better indicator of everyday stability.

 

[pandasaurus]

Hey, what would you suggest as a "good" overclock? Presently I'm using 3dmark for my stress test/benchmark with gputweak at +145 on my core boost clock and still passing as I raise, just wanting to make sure I'm not doing something wrong.
Thanks once again in advance.

EDIT it's up to 01842 for core clock

 

[krells]

Seems like real world boost clock of 2025 - 2063 is pretty normal when overclocked.

 

[pandasaurus]

Alright, thanks.. sorry to ask but when you get a minute could you take a screenshot of your gpu tweak for me, again sorry to ask just want to use it as a reference point

 

[pandasaurus]

Weird thing I'm noticing with 3D mark by the way.. so I'm upping the boost clock by "one +" maybe two (like up by 8 at a time maybe 16 at most).. anyways, I run stress test after applying it'll fail instantaneously, then ill run benchmark it'll run no problem then I'll rerun the stress test exactly like I did prior to the benchmark test but now it runs and passes with flying colors.. is this just a glitch since I purchased via steam like a moron?

 

[krells]

I have the Steam version and haven't had any issues. You could try to add voltage and if you are right on the edge of stability if might help.

 

[pandasaurus]

still adding, but hows it looking so far? How high is safe on the voltage and target power?

EDIT if you have a gpu tweak image, or if you could list your settings I'd greatly appreciate the reference point so i don't keep thinking I'm a moron and overdoing my gpu's OC.

 

[krells]

Voltage is a percentage of a very small value allowed by the bios so no issue using 100 but I would save that for the final step. Add voltage did nothing for my car so I left it at 0. I would lower voltage to 0 for now and max power target to 120. Increasing the power target will make you boost clock increase under load so you might have to dial the boost clock value back if you have stability issues.

I run +45 on core clock, 0 voltage, +350 memory, 120 on power target, Fan on Auto. Actual boost clock peaks at 2050 and temps under 72c.

 

[pandasaurus]

Alright, so I'm high on my boost clock, 3dmark stress test/benchmark passed at 1910, or not yet?

EDIT I only ask because my boost clock is at like +150

 

[krells]

Is this with the power target at 120%? I would think you could get to 2000 on the boost clock but every card is different. If you have no artifacts or crashing you could try to go further.

 

[pandasaurus]

Yeah I'm going up ~10 at a time each time running benchmark(time spy) and stress test(fire strike).. so far passing with ~98.7% stable, still pushing further, just wanted to make sure I was doing this properly. Power targets at 100+10 ATM memory at +250

 

[pandasaurus]

Got to 1970, but now my pc randomly freezes, nothing in common between the freezes just random, guess I may have to turn it down?

 

[krells]

Yes, if you are having issues with it freezing you will need to lower the clock a bit.

 

[pandasaurus]

Figured out it wasn't the clock that was causing it, can't seem to get the power target stable after 110, apparently a common issue, dropped down and still passing at 1970, stress test states 98.9% stable.. gonna start up again after work.
Krells, thank you for the help, very much appreciated. I'll let you know how high I'm able to get.