1542mhz and we are stable boys

[AStateOfTrance]

Just got my classified in the mail today. Found a very stable overclock at 1542mhz on the core clock...WOW!

 

 

[Aytex]

gaben wallpaper, nice

[Raudi_]

Just got my classified in the mail today. Found a very stable overclock at 1542mhz on the core clock...WOW!

 

 

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Now use the classy tweaker tool and push it into the territory of 1700MHz 

[MrBucket101]

you using the classified tool to boost your voltages?

EDIT: surprised you got 1542 on both your cards

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I got 1351Mhz on my GTX 760.

[AStateOfTrance]

you using the classified tool to boost your voltages?

No, I didn't even know one existed tbh, just using Evga Precision 

[Lays]

surprised you got 1542 on both your cards

 

 

He didn't, look at precision X, it only shows one GPU.

@AStateOfTrance you can also click "overboost" and get voltage control up to 1300 MV.

(perfectly fine if you put fans on 100% for benchmarking temporarily"

 

You should be able to hit 1600 mhz no big deal at all.  On watercooling with the classified tool and 1350-1400mv, you should be able to run 1680-1700 mhz.

 

 

The classified tool also lets you control memory voltage, as well as PWM frequency (how fast your VRM's refresh voltages essentially)  Faster frequency VRM's usually result in higher stable overclocks.

 

You could probably easily get to 1600 with barely any tweaking of voltage + PWM frequency.

[Nena Trinity]

Holy cow!

[Columbo]

Can you verify your in game performance is 1542mhz? With a 25% power boost based on your EVGA OCing utility, that number seems very realistic. I have the MSI 970 non gaming but looks the same with the white fans. My max in game OC is 1471mhz. I have it set for higher but MSI afterburner only registers 1471mhz. My memory OC is 4005mhz. I have more room to crank up the ram a bit more. 

 

That is a very good OC you have there OP. If you have an OSD in game you can verify what your core clocks are running at. I use MSI afterburner myself. 

[AStateOfTrance]

Can you verify your in game performance is 1542mhz? With a 25% power boost based on your EVGA OCing utility, that number seems very realistic. I have the MSI 970 non gaming but looks the same with the white fans. My max in game OC is 1471mhz. I have it set for higher but MSI afterburner only registers 1471mhz. My memory OC is 4005mhz. I have more room to crank up the ram a bit more. 

 

That is a very good OC you have there OP. If you have an OSD in game you can verify what your core clocks are running at. I use MSI afterburner myself. 

I will verify when I get home from work.

 

During Valley benchmark as you can see on the top right corner, the core clock boosts up to 1707mhz

[Columbo]

I will verify when I get home from work.

 

During Valley benchmark as you can see on the top right corner, the core clock boosts up to 1707mhz

What is your memory clock? I seem to be stuck at 14040-1470mhz on the GPU but my memory is at 4095mhz with still more upside potential. I have seen in MSI afterburner many can OC their memory to 125%. The stock for me is 110%. I will have to make some adjustments to see if I can get more out of my GPU. 

[GrimNeo]

I will verify when I get home from work.

 

During Valley benchmark as you can see on the top right corner, the core clock boosts up to 1707mhz

WOW. Noice!

[Midnitewarrior4]

I will verify when I get home from work.

During Valley benchmark as you can see on the top right corner, the core clock boosts up to 1707mhz

the clock speed in valley is not a curate if I twas then I guess I'm hitting 1600+ mhz on stock voltage in my strix card . And the 1542 is that what you set or is that what your boosting to ? Cause my strix I have set at 1470 and it boosts constantly to 1556 mhz on stock voltage and I'm running the memory at 7850 mhz

Edit: didn't realize this was a 980. I'm running a 970

[sgloux3470]

I will verify when I get home from work.

 

During Valley benchmark as you can see on the top right corner, the core clock boosts up to 1707mhz

 

Valley does not provide accurate core clocks for maxwell.