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What is a safe voltage offset?

Jodomcfrodo
By Jodomcfrodo
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Hey LTT,

I have a 780 ti classified that won't go stable with anything +50 mhz or above on both memory or core. What is a safe voltage offset to add? I'm using Evga voltage boost and i have it set to max +12 mV. Is that safe? 

 

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On air, you will be fine 24/7 at 1.25v if you ever decide to push it further with a 3rd party BIOS and the Classified tool. Just be sure your temps are ok.

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