[SOLVED] i need help > i have gtx 980 ti gigabyte g1 and i want to overclock it

[mgkelly25]

i need help > i have gtx 980 ti gigabyte g1 and i want to overclock it so i use msi after burn and i want to add 150 to core clock and 150 to memory> my question is what abut limit power ??? and the voltage ??

 

[terry4536]

Set the Power Target to 110%, and then increase the GPU boost clock in small steps until it crashes. Then back off the boost clock and do a stress test. Then do the same for the memory.

Here is a video showing the process.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUEMS-B1Siw

 

[13thmonkey]

surely power target and not voltage target?

 

[terry4536]

surely power target and not voltage target?

You're right my mistake.

 

[mgkelly25]

so the power limt 110 right ?? what about voltage ?????

 

[13thmonkey]

leave it alone for 150/150

 

[13thmonkey]

my 970 I got to 300/300 with no real fiddling.

 

[terry4536]

If you use the voltage target, there isn't anything else to change.

 

[mgkelly25]

sorry i dont under stand > what a important thing ??? power limit or voltage ??

 

[terry4536]

Just use the Power Target, GPU boost clock, and Memory clock for your overclock.

 

[terry4536]

I'm using Asus Tweak2 and it doesn't offer a voltage adjustment for my Nvidia card (apart from the Power Target).

 

[terry4536]

Also I would suggest a custom fan curve instead of the stock fan setting (around 35% at 40 C and ramp up to 50% at 60 C and 100% at 70 C. It will offer better cooling.

 

[mgkelly25]

so when i add 110 for core clock everything be ok but 120 no i see something in monitor something like red circles so i want go with 150 core !!! what i should to do ???

 

[mgkelly25]

?????????

 

[13thmonkey]

Have you investigated how to OC? I suspect not, please do the research, learn, ask questions (after learning), then attempt to OC.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-3657867/graphics-card-overclocking-megathread.html

 

[terry4536]

Watch the video that I posted. It is is a basic lesson on overclocking using the MSI Afterburner software.