Overvolting R7 360

[WindowsXP16]

At the moment I have a Sapphire R7 360 Nitro clocked at 1207mhz @ 10% power limit overclocked using AMD WattMan. I feel like I can OC a tad more maybe using MSI afterburner but to do that I would need to over volt. Would you recommended it and if yes by how much?

 

I am also relatively new to overclocking.

[Dabombinable]

4 minutes ago, WindowsXP16 said:

At the moment I have a Sapphire R7 360 Nitro clocked at 1207mhz @ 10% power limit overclocked using AMD WattMan. I feel like I can OC a tad more maybe using MSI afterburner but to do that I would need to over volt. Would you recommended it and if yes by how much?

 

I am also relatively new to overclocking.

I've found that with older AMD GPU,and Nvidia GPU, that its best to overclock as high as you can without increasing the voltage-I found that increasing the voltage decreased the margin of error in the overclock, and made it more likely to be unstable.

[WindowsXP16]

3 minutes ago, Dabombinable said:

I've found that with older AMD GPU,and Nvidia GPU, that its best to overclock as high as you can without increasing the voltage-I found that increasing the voltage decreased the margin of error in the overclock, and made it more likely to be unstable.

Ok thanks, I will give that a try and see what happens.

[Dabombinable]

1 minute ago, WindowsXP16 said:

Ok thanks, I will give that a try and see what happens.

Just remember-some games and stress testers won't cause any problems with an overclock while others will-even if the GPU isn't being used fully. Its why I used to alternate between a 100 and 150MHz overclock with my old laptop's Mobility Radeon HD5650.

[WindowsXP16]

I managed to overclock my GPU to 1240mhz @ 10% power limit, not a big improvement but that was the highest I can get without any issues.