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Thanks for the replies, you are really helping me out here. I just have one more question, valley and heaven never crashes on me at these speeds, even at stock voltages. But when i play games that's when the games crashes on me so how do i do to get a safe overvoltage? is it just trial and error? go up in increments?

But my power limits are fine in furmark, laying at 108% power, Still any games you could recommend?

Hi guys I need some help with the stability of my OC. So i've overclocked my GTX 970 to: +150 on core +500 on memory 112% powerlimit But still at these clocks I'm stable for about 10 minutes in Furmark then the gpu crashes, same goes for +130 on core and 100+. I think it has something to do that whenever i stress test the gpu the voltage never go above 1100 MV but i know my card is rated at 1250 MV max at stock. I have no idea why my voltage never goes up, even at stock. Any help with this problem?

Well I don't know if it fixes the OpenGl errors, this solution was formy abnormal clock speeds. But you can find the settings in your Nvidia Controllpanel

Okay, so i fixed the problem with a wierd solution... By activating Nvsurround. On activation with my second monitor both my memory speed and my gpu speed fell down to 100. But when I deactivate NvSurround the problem returns

Yeah, I'm getting 3500 at stock at IDLE, I see that you also get about 150 at gpu on idle while im up at 960mhz

Downloaded Afterburner, It's the same there at stock

Now i get OpenGl error code 7 when benchmarking with Furmark, never happend before...

Okey, I'll roll back and overclock again. but is it still normal to be at 4000mhz at startup?

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I've stress tested the card with Valley and Furmark and getting stable with 150+ on gpu clock and 450+ on memory

But I got crashes at stock also, it was an opengl problem with my power managment

And if i remeber right Precision doesn't dubble it's Mhz so I'm running 4000x2 =8000, or at stock 3500x2 =7000. Or am i thinking wrong?

Random Crashes, Fixed it by turning off adaptive mode in Nvidia Controlpanel. Didn't see any change with mem clock...

But the thing is it stays at 4000 at load aswell, And I'm down at 800 with my other 960 at idle...