1050 nuts OC

[Energycore]

Just now, CatXice said:

 

tbf i was thinking about getting a 1070 but my rx480 at 1350mhz is pumping iron running bf1 at 1440p 120-144fps on high so i was like well theres no point in making that upgrade

Wow those are some good numbers

[Energycore]

Just now, CatXice said:

 

tbf i was thinking about getting a 1070 but my rx480 at 1350mhz is pumping iron running bf1 at 1440p 120-144fps on high so i was like well theres no point in making that upgrade

Wow those are some good numbers

[CatXice]

2 minutes ago, Energycore said:

Wow those are some good numbers

i was like wtf is this thing doing your making 1070's look stupid like the memory on my 480 is not OC at all turn AA AC off and light shafts and ballocks like that, you no stupid stuff u literally cant see the difference when u turn off everything else on high as ultra theres no difference to high and boom 120-144 

[faziten]

 

5 hours ago, CatXice said:

so a mate of mine dont have the greatest pc in the world so i was like o i will help you OC the gpu and right now he has a standard clocks 1050 from evga will the 1 fan cooler at max speed its running at 1760mhz at 44c!!! how can some1 explain to me how its doing that 

going from 1300-1760 made it 5c hotter???????

Look at the voltage.

This kind of behavior is sub 1.05V core in 3dMode. Which is normal in Pascal. 

 

Try this on Maxwell and your card will burst into flames. But pascal can handle quite easily 2000Mhz on air with 1.075~1.09v core (3d mode) without breaking the 79ºC mark at 25º ambient up to 1080 (non Ti) model and a standard fan curve on open air designs. (Blowers are another story). 

 

Add up the puny tiny power consumption you have in the card (75W + 25W extra juice) and even if you wanted to, there is not that much heat to dissipate. As you said, the fan is full throttle so impact is even lesser. 

 

My personal point of view on this case is:

1) Voltage is probably sub 1.05V

2) You are not looking at 3d mode temps (not every load is the same, launch something like Unigine and let it loop for at least 20 minutes). 

3) Fan is more than capable of dissipating the heat transfered in the heatsink.

4) 1760Mhz is no big deal for Pascal architecture. (Not talking about the card).