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Billy66
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Hello,

I have a Inno3d GTX 1070 X2 and it won't overclock

when I change anything in Afterburner the clockspeed goes from about 890 to about 130

can my card by something like locked by factory

 

 

my specs are:

Ryzen 5 1600x

msi b350 gaming plus

Inno3d GTX 1070 X2

16GB G.Skill SniperX DDR4-3200

250GB Samsung 860

750 Watt Corsair CX Series

2000GB Seagate BarraCuda ST2000DM006 64MB

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Are you putting the card under load to see the actual clocks change?

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7 minutes ago, Billy66 said:

Hello,

I have a Inno3d GTX 1070 X2 and it won't overclock

when I change anything in Afterburner the clockspeed goes from about 890 to about 130

can my card by something like locked by factory

 

 

my specs are:

Ryzen 5 1600x

msi b350 gaming plus

Inno3d GTX 1070 X2

16GB G.Skill SniperX DDR4-3200

250GB Samsung 860

750 Watt Corsair CX Series

2000GB Seagate BarraCuda ST2000DM006 64MB

I never came across company locking overclocking (specially in newer cards)

Can you include some screenshots what settings you changing in afterburner? Maybe instead of adding extra clock speed you just setting them up as 130 

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Well use a real benchmark. Userbench doesn’t hit max clocks. 

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Use a GPU heavy game, not benchmark.

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I'm just changing the power and temp limit and than it drops down

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So it’s idling. 

You need to a way to see the card at load. 

Quite doing stuff on the desktop. 

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Run some proper benchmarks, Heaven or 3dmark will do the job

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Ok so do you know what the card runs at stock? Then with max power/temp? Then with the overclock?

 

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I think I just can't touch the power and temp

 

Is that a problem?

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Not seeing clock speeds so this isn’t really telling me much. That is your concern right? The clock speeds?

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So what is it running before the overclock. Temps are gonna hold you back more than anything.

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I think I solved it 

the only think I can't change is the power limit which shouldn't be a problem

now its running pretty fine

 

exept that I have coil whine now

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May be an msi thing. May have to change that in the settings.

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Keep in mind man, if you don't adjust your fan curve at all and leave it on Afterburner's crappy "Auto" setting, there's a chance you may be throttling and that's where you're seeing poor performance. Use a real benchmark like Superposition, reset your data in Afterburner's graphing and run Superposition. Take a picture of your results. Then just for one run, crank your fans up to 100% and run Superposition again and see if your results are better/more consistent. Remember, when you're overclocking, you're adding more power to the card, more power = higher temps. Higher temps = throttling. Throttling = crap performance.

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If you need help you can shoot me a PM man. 

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