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My GTX 1070 stable overclock

Valley_
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My stable overclock while running FurMark. This overclock has been stable on things like TimeSpy and  that other one that is similar to that, which I can't remember the name of

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4 minutes ago, Miguel552 said:

This is in the wrong section.

Whoops, I just saw overclock and went here haha Sorry

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6 minutes ago, GlynDavies said:

My stable overclock while running FurMark. This overclock has been stable on things like TimeSpy and  that other one that is similar to that, which I can't remember the name of

 

Aside from this being the wrong section, not bad. Managed to get my cousins GTX 1070 FTW to 2228mhz stable using Afterburners frequency/voltage curve. It's far better than just manual core clock overrides. I suggest giving it a try if you have the time to tinker with it. Before, my cousins 1070 stopped at 2150. Using the curve, I managed to get an extra 78mhz out of it.

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2 minutes ago, MageTank said:

Aside from this being the wrong section, not bad. Managed to get my cousins GTX 1070 FTW to 2228mhz stable using Afterburners frequency/voltage curve. It's far better than just manual core clock overrides. I suggest giving it a try if you have the time to tinker with it. Before, my cousins 1070 stopped at 2150. Using the curve, I managed to get an extra 78mhz out of it.

Yeah I will take a look into that now :)

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2 minutes ago, TechGuy007 said:

does oc really makes a big difference? never tried 

Big? Na not really. I am not 100% certain but I think I found about 8% boost in performance which is pretty nice. Overclock your CPU too and then it will be a very nice difference. Just nice to get all the performance you can from something you put a lot of money into

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25 minutes ago, GlynDavies said:

Big? Na not really. I am not 100% certain but I think I found about 8% boost in performance which is pretty nice. Overclock your CPU too and then it will be a very nice difference. Just nice to get all the performance you can from something you put a lot of money into

I would overclock it a little bit more.

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