Is my gtx 1070 overclocked or no?

[Roudy sahmarani]

Is my gtx 1070 founders edition overclocked or no i am using gpu-z to monitor it

 

[Jurrunio]

no it's not overclocked

[Roudy sahmarani]

2 hours ago, Jurrunio said:

no it's not overclocked

thank you

[Princess Luna]

2 minutes ago, Roudy sahmarani said:

thank you

you're welcome

[Roudy sahmarani]

This is afyerburner running is my card overclocked or anything i have clocked the reset button the one in the middle to revert everything to normal is this right and is it not overclocked now is there any way to do another thing to revert to stock clock or this is the only way?

[Fasauceome]

See where it says core clock and off to the right +0

That means there's no overclock.

[Jurrunio]

yes it's running at stock settings.

[Roudy sahmarani]

13 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

See where it says core clock and off to the right +0

That means there's no overclock.

And this is gpu-z screen too

[Fasauceome]

Just now, Roudy sahmarani said:

And this is gpu-z screen too

Not important, MSI afterburner is reporting no offset from the factory settings. There's some info here that's not totally representative of what you'd expect because the card is idle.

[Roudy sahmarani]

I have a gtx 1070 founders edition not overclocked and i have seen that it has hit a 1898 mhz core clock how is that because i know that it run at 1506 at base clock and 1683 at boost clock but i see that it run at a1898 how is this possible ans is this normal or no i was overclocking it but i have reset afterburner to its default and uninstalled it and removed the profile so how is this possible? And if it is normal should it run at this frequency or kore or less and thank you.

[bleedblue]

Its called GPU Boost. NVIDIA software that sets your gpu clocks to the maximum it thinks the card can achieve. Completely normal.

[Jurrunio]

If you have good cooling then it can do that. My 1070 Dual (which doesnt have factory OC) can hit 1920MHz stock, though it does drop back to 1820MHz as it heats up.

[Roudy sahmarani]

Hello i have overclocked my gtx 1070 founders edition by 200+ on the core clock and 500+ on memory clock without touching the voltage and keeping power at 100% because i don't want to do anything stupid so is overclocking safe or no and i have run the 3dmark fire strike benchmark and it has passed it with a score 16022 is the overclock safe and the increse in speed and mhz that i have made safe or no? And this is gpu-z result and the card is cool because i have changed the fan curve to a more aggressive one and thank you.

 

System specs:

Ryzen 5 1600x

Gtx 1070 founders edition

Msi core frozr l

1080p monitor aoc

16gb ddr4 ram 2666mhz (8x2)

Asus prime a320m-a motherboard

Silverstone 600w strider essential power supply.

 

And can i overclock on this motherboard or it can't handle it?

[LukeSavenije]

no, it's fine if it's stable. I would suggest getting the power and thermal limits all the way up on pascal. Pascal cards are almost unbreakable, and if they are, you have a bad card or did something stupid like flashing the wrong bios on it

[SolarNova]

Define safe.

 

So long as you havnt touched voltages then no matter what u do its 'safe'.

 

if you mean 'stable' ..well thats somthing only u can test as each card will be different.. .silicon lottery and all that.

 

In regards to voltages, they can take a good deal above stock befor u have ot worry about damage. My 780 for example should normaly run between 1.1v and 1.2v ,, but i've had it all the way up to close to 1.5v to find its limits. So long as u dont do somthing insane like increasing voltage in 1.0v increments, you will be fine.

[Fasauceome]

28 minutes ago, Roudy sahmarani said:

And can i overclock on this motherboard or it can't handle it?

Well, the motherboard sure is crap. You can't overclock your CPU if that's what you're asking, and overclocking the graphics card pushes via the PCIe power cables, so no need to worry about motherboard for that.

[Roudy sahmarani]

1 hour ago, LukeSavenije said:

no, it's fine if it's stable. I would suggest getting the power and thermal limits all the way up on pascal. Pascal cards are almost unbreakable, and if they are, you have a bad card or did something stupid like flashing the wrong bios on it

No my friend i didnt flash any bios the bios original for my card nothing flashed or done i onlh have set the clock to 200+ and memory to 500+ from your knowledge please is this overclock safe to be done on a gtx 1070 and is 200 and 500 a good one and can be done and handled by gtx 1070?

[Roudy sahmarani]

1 hour ago, fasauceome said:

Well, the motherboard sure is crap. You can't overclock your CPU if that's what you're asking, and overclocking the graphics card pushes via the PCIe power cables, so no need to worry about motherboard for that.

Thank you ans no i don't want to overcl9ck the cpu only the gpu

[LukeSavenije]

Just now, Roudy sahmarani said:

No my friend i didnt flash any bios the bios original for my card nothing flashed or done i onlh have set the clock to 200+ and memory to 500+ from your knowledge please is this overclock safe to be done on a gtx 1070 and is 200 and 500 a good one and can be done and handled by gtx 1070?

I know. Most don't. It's just that what you're doing almost can't break a pascal series card. You're fine with what you're doing, and you should shift up the power and thermal sliders, and keep the voltage normal if possible. You can read out the graph if you need to add more, and even that is limited to 100mv on pascal series