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[lagcatfour]

(deleted) I deleted this so, yeah. I really didn't know that I was wrong.

 

[Eximo]

It is somewhat well known that Pascal prefers low temperatures and that increasing the voltage can cause throttling. In some cases the best results come from undervolting and overclocking at the same time, as long as your chip is good enough.

 

[lagcatfour]

My chip is pretty cool. It never thermal throttled on that overclock. I just wanted to overvolt and that was a dumb idea.

 

[Dunlop0078]

Why was it a bad idea? What exactly happened? Pascel cards are so locked down it is quite hard to kill them with any OC you could do with software, usually it takes hardware mods that allow the gpu to pull more voltage to properly kill one with an overvolt. I would have absolutely no issue pumping an extra 30mv into that card assuming it didn't cause the card to throttle like said above.

How did you even get that card to pull an extra 30mv I thought the 1050s didn't even allow this. There is just that core voltage percentage thing, I don't think that even increases voltage, not by 30mv anyway.

 

[lagcatfour]

oh. I may delete this thread. Sorry. But, the 30mv made it so that I my overclock goes down.