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How do you find you stock core voltage

Run GPU-Z while using a benchmark, it will measure your voltage.

I have a evga gtx 970 ssc and i'm looking to overclock it and I just wanted to see what overclock's other have gotten.

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I have a G1 Gaming 970.

Running 1.212V (stock voltage) I can get 1560 and 8Ghz, stable 24/7.

With more voltage I can squeeze 1580 and even 1600 but meh, not worth it.

 

I recommend you to go to the "GTX 970 Owneres Club" You'll find lots of custom BIOS to flash your 970 and get the most of it.

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1450MHz is about average for core. Don't remember off the top of my head what memory is.

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1 minute ago, Doughnutnator said:

I have a G1 Gaming 970.

Running 1.212V I can get 1560 and 8Ghz, stable 24/7.

 

I recommend you to go to the "GTX 970 Owneres Club" You'll find lots of custom BIOS to flash your 970 and get the most of it.

How do you find you stock core voltage

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Just now, Yeezus3351 said:

How do you find you stock core voltage

Run GPU-Z while using a benchmark, it will measure your voltage.

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5 minutes ago, Yeezus3351 said:

I have a evga gtx 970 ssc and i'm looking to overclock it and I just wanted to see what overclock's other have gotten.

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Just now, Doughnutnator said:

Run GPU-Z while using a benchmark, it will measure your voltage.

k Thanks ill try running your oc

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5 minutes ago, Yeezus3351 said:

k Thanks ill try running your oc

Ahh nope.. I wouldn't suggest that. 1560 is my boost core, if it's too high for your card it will crash. Start in small amounts

 

Here's what you should do:

 

 

 

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Just now, Doughnutnator said:

Ahh nope.. I wouldn't suggest that. 1560 is my boost core, if it's too high for your card it will crash. Start in small amounts

 

Here's what you should do:

 

 

 

I watched the video a while back but i'll watch it again so i dont mess up and wreck my card

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Just now, Yeezus3351 said:

I watched the video a while back but i'll watch it again so i dont mess up and wreck my card

Sure! You can't mess your card unless you overvolt it.

 

Keep in mind this, it's important:
 

No matter how much you try to apply extra voltage, the stock BIOS on your card has a kind of "safe limit", so you will hit a wall when applying voltage that protects you from wercking your card. 

 

Basically: You can kinda safely mess around with the stock BIOS, its when you start flashing custom BIOS with custom voltage that things get interesting.

 

Watch out for artifacts, and remember to stress test with various tools. (For example: I can run 1600Mhz on Valley, but that doesn't survive a run of 3DMark)

Stability is crucial, you don't want an OC that will crash in the middle of a competitive match in CSGO.

 

Good luck!

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