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Problem with afterburner

Ningols

Hi guys, 

I'm currently trying to push my gtx 970 a little further but the core clock that I set on afterburner doesn't seem to apply. 

At stock, I run at 1291Mhz, I apply an offset of +150Mhz but the core clock is maxed out at 1340ish Mhz.

I don't understand why it doesn't apply the core clock because earlier today, I reached 1500Mhz (but wasn't stable :/ )

 

Can you help me?

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Hi guys, 

I'm currently trying to push my gtx 970 a little further but the core clock that I set on afterburner doesn't seem to apply. 

At stock, I run at 1291Mhz, I apply an offset of +150Mhz but the core clock is maxed out at 1340ish Mhz.

I don't understand why it doesn't apply the core clock because earlier today, I reached 1500Mhz (but wasn't stable :/ )

 

Can you help me?

Is the card thermal throttling?

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Is the card thermal throttling?

I don't think so, I've played on it for 2 month with an overclock of 1400Mhz

Gaming rig : i5 6600k | EVGA 1070 FTW | 16Go DDR4 HyperX Fury | Intel 600p - WD Black

Laptop : Macbook 2017

Home server : AMD A10 7700k | 2*2TB unraid array + 250GB ssd cache

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Hi guys, 

I'm currently trying to push my gtx 970 a little further but the core clock that I set on afterburner doesn't seem to apply. 

At stock, I run at 1291Mhz, I apply an offset of +150Mhz but the core clock is maxed out at 1340ish Mhz.

I don't understand why it doesn't apply the core clock because earlier today, I reached 1500Mhz (but wasn't stable :/ )

 

Can you help me?

Have you set the power limit?

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Have you set the power limit?

Yes, I set it to 110%, prioritising the temperature (91°C, that's the max)

Gaming rig : i5 6600k | EVGA 1070 FTW | 16Go DDR4 HyperX Fury | Intel 600p - WD Black

Laptop : Macbook 2017

Home server : AMD A10 7700k | 2*2TB unraid array + 250GB ssd cache

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Also, I retried with an offset of +200Mhz, and it apply the core clock, but is unstable :/

 

EDIT : stable during 3 runs of MetroLLBenchmark maxed out @1080p with +180Mhz

Gaming rig : i5 6600k | EVGA 1070 FTW | 16Go DDR4 HyperX Fury | Intel 600p - WD Black

Laptop : Macbook 2017

Home server : AMD A10 7700k | 2*2TB unraid array + 250GB ssd cache

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