Graphics card voltage

[logikabg2004]

Recently I began overcloaked 5-6 days ago and I am not thay experienced.I turned on everything , except the core voltage, because I am not sure what it does.The afterburner menu has set at msi standart,so that means that it cant fry my gpu ,right?But the main point is that , does it increase the core cloak(can I set it at higher speeds without crashing the driver).
My gpu is msi geforce gtx 1070 quicksilver OC and the it can reach up to 120mv.
Thanks in advance

 

[zebarjadi.raouf]

The newer Nvidia GPUs are voltage locked. Even if you crank up to 100%, it won't go above a certain voltage set by the BIOS. So, no It's doesn't fry anything.

If you want to overclock, the general procedure is like this:
0. Install MSI Afterburner
0. Download and run UNIGINE Valley on Ultra + Windowed. Any other benchmarking works too.

1. Max your power limit. (Requires good PSU)

2. Increase your core clock 50+ at a time while looking at the benchmark till artifacts (weird lines and colors) appear or your driver crashes/freezes. Then fine tune it compared to your previous clock.
Example Core clock: ... > +150 > artifact > ... > +145 > no artifact > +120 (Keep it 25 or more below max)

3. Do the same for Memory. (50 or more below max)

4. Save your profile.

5. Don't check apply overclocking at startup. You can check it after a few days of testing.

Keep temps below 80c. If start going above, install a fan near it or change the paste.

 

[logikabg2004]

The newer Nvidia GPUs are voltage locked. Even if you crank up to 100%, it won't go above a certain voltage set by the BIOS. So, no It's doesn't fry anything.

If you want to overclock, the general procedure is like this:
0. Install MSI Afterburner
0. Download and run UNIGINE Valley on Ultra + Windowed. Any other benchmarking works too.

1. Max your power limit. (Requires good PSU)

2. Increase your core clock 50+ at a time while looking at the benchmark till artifacts (weird lines and colors) appear or your driver crashes/freezes. Then fine tune it compared to your previous clock.
Example Core clock: ... > +150 > artifact > ... > +145 > artifact > +120 (Keep it 25 or more below max)

3. Do the same for Memory. (50 or more below max)

4. Save your profile.

5. Don't check apply overclocking at startup. You can check it after a few days of testing.

Keep temps below 80c. If start going above, install a fan near it or change the paste.

 

[logikabg2004]

So if i increase the voltage I will be able to have bigger core clock without crashing the gpu ,than with no voltage overcloak?

 

[logikabg2004]

The newer Nvidia GPUs are voltage locked. Even if you crank up to 100%, it won't go above a certain voltage set by the BIOS. So, no It's doesn't fry anything.

If you want to overclock, the general procedure is like this:
0. Install MSI Afterburner
0. Download and run UNIGINE Valley on Ultra + Windowed. Any other benchmarking works too.

1. Max your power limit. (Requires good PSU)

2. Increase your core clock 50+ at a time while looking at the benchmark till artifacts (weird lines and colors) appear or your driver crashes/freezes. Then fine tune it compared to your previous clock.
Example Core clock: ... > +150 > artifact > ... > +145 > artifact > +120 (Keep it 25 or more below max)

3. Do the same for Memory. (50 or more below max)

4. Save your profile.

5. Don't check apply overclocking at startup. You can check it after a few days of testing.

Keep temps below 80c. If start going above, install a fan near it or change the paste.

 

[logikabg2004]

The newer Nvidia GPUs are voltage locked. Even if you crank up to 100%, it won't go above a certain voltage set by the BIOS. So, no It's doesn't fry anything.

If you want to overclock, the general procedure is like this:
0. Install MSI Afterburner
0. Download and run UNIGINE Valley on Ultra + Windowed. Any other benchmarking works too.

1. Max your power limit. (Requires good PSU)

2. Increase your core clock 50+ at a time while looking at the benchmark till artifacts (weird lines and colors) appear or your driver crashes/freezes. Then fine tune it compared to your previous clock.
Example Core clock: ... > +150 > artifact > ... > +145 > artifact > +120 (Keep it 25 or more below max)

3. Do the same for Memory. (50 or more below max)

4. Save your profile.

5. Don't check apply overclocking at startup. You can check it after a few days of testing.

Keep temps below 80c. If start going above, install a fan near it or change the paste.

 

[zebarjadi.raouf]

So if i increase the voltage I will be able to have bigger core clock without crashing the gpu ,than with no voltage overcloak?

You can try. It's not dangerous just keep it cool.

 

[logikabg2004]

So if i increase the voltage I will be able to have bigger core clock without crashing the gpu ,than with no voltage overcloak?

You can try. It's not dangerous just keep it cool.