Overclocking GPU problem

[cookiejarmonsta]

I've got an Aorus 1080ti XE GPU it's a beast. Now, I wanna test the full capabilities with OC'ing the GPU. 

Now my issue is when I tried over clocking the GPU via their application (aorus app preset settings) and play any games after x of time, it either freezes or crashes my game.

The only way to fix is to put everything back to stock. 

 

Now, I've tried MSI Afterburner followed guides and when I put up my core clock or memory clock speed up by +5 it still crashes my games.

Is there something, I'm missing? do i need to do anything in bios to the PSU? 

 

Hope that all made sense! haha

[Fahrenheit01]

13 minutes ago, cookiejarmonsta said:

I've got an Aorus 1080ti XE GPU it's a beast. Now, I wanna test the full capabilities with OC'ing the GPU. 

Now my issue is when I tried over clocking the GPU via their application (aorus app preset settings) and play any games after x of time, it either freezes or crashes my game.

The only way to fix is to put everything back to stock. 

 

Now, I've tried MSI Afterburner followed guides and when I put up my core clock or memory clock speed up by +5 it still crashes my games.

Is there something, I'm missing? do i need to do anything in bios to the PSU? 

 

Hope that all made sense! haha

That GPU comes factory overclocked so they probably already squeezed all the performance they could have. It's normal, just keep it on stock, the 1080Ti has no problems handling anything anyway. Other option is that you were just really unlucky on silicon lottery. I was lucky with my 1060 from Gigabyte, mine is factory overclocked and i can also add +150 to core and +700 to memory. 

[cookiejarmonsta]

40 minutes ago, Fahrenheit01 said:

That GPU comes factory overclocked so they probably already squeezed all the performance they could have. It's normal, just keep it on stock, the 1080Ti has no problems handling anything anyway. Other option is that you were just really unlucky on silicon lottery. I was lucky with my 1060 from Gigabyte, mine is factory overclocked and i can also add +150 to core and +700 to memory. 

Oh well there you go!  appreciate the reply!

[Jurrunio]

54 minutes ago, cookiejarmonsta said:

I've got an Aorus 1080ti XE GPU it's a beast. Now, I wanna test the full capabilities with OC'ing the GPU. 

Now my issue is when I tried over clocking the GPU via their application (aorus app preset settings) and play any games after x of time, it either freezes or crashes my game.

The only way to fix is to put everything back to stock. 

 

Now, I've tried MSI Afterburner followed guides and when I put up my core clock or memory clock speed up by +5 it still crashes my games.

Is there something, I'm missing? do i need to do anything in bios to the PSU? 

 

Hope that all made sense! haha

My Gigabyte RX 470 G1 claimed to be "sorted", but it couldn't go any further than 1250MHz at stock voltages for about 2 hours without crashing. With voltage offset set to +100mV it still won't hold any higher than 1300MHz.

 

This is the fourth Gigabyte card I have used (others belonged to other family members, friends etc). they are the GTX 770 Windforce, 2 GTX 970 G1, and my RX 470

 

Somehow, I always get unlucky on Gigabyte products....

[Fahrenheit01]

29 minutes ago, cookiejarmonsta said:

Oh well there you go!  appreciate the reply!

No problem man, glad i could help.