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overclocking my strix 1080, is this normal?

Romano

I followed this guide: 

 

but I don't understand this: 

 

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I maxed the bar in the GPU boost clock, doesn't let me go beyond 01971 but in the video the guy can go over 2000

 

I ran the benchmark gradually and my temps are at 62º with fans at %70

this is my score on Heaven: 

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There's an option to unlock it in the settings. I was using the Asus software with my 1080 Strix after upgrading the vbios to an OC version. Found that MSI Afterburner works better.

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2 minutes ago, Vigilante505 said:

There's an option to unlock it in the settings. I was using the Asus software with my 1080 Strix after upgrading the vbios to an OC version. Found that MSI Afterburner works better.

Found it! looks like this now:

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how do you upgrade the bios to an OC version? I have an asus sabertooth z77

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1 minute ago, Romano said:

how do you upgrade the bios to an OC version? I have an asus sabertooth z77

Think he means the bios on the card, not the mobo.

 

What clock is the card maintaining in games/benchmarking?

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6 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

Think he means the bios on the card, not the mobo.

 

What clock is the card maintaining in games/benchmarking?

have not tried on games yet, but I just ran the benchmark with this:

 

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after that I started seeing purple artifacts

 

I don't know which is the final value, since in the benchmark tool it shows boost clock of: 2101

 

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I go off of what my program tells me not anything else. 

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Just now, Mick Naughty said:

I go off of what my program tells me not anything else. 

what do you mean?

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I use precisionx, I trust its reading over anything. As I would any gpu program. Compared to what benchmarking programs say. Like unigine always reads off. 

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The card will automatically boost higher if temps and power allow. The card will push itself to certain limits if those I mentioned arent too high. With MSI Afterburner you can actually adjust that boost and keep it within reason.

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I turned on my PC today and looks like the profile its saved but is not using it http://prntscr.com/hn3744 any recommendations to OC using MSI afterburner? or a guide I can use?

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plenty of guides on YouTube. Isn't too difficult to set the sliders on power and voltage to max. Then step up core clock and test each time. I go by +25 each time. Ended up with 175 on the core and 400 on the memory. 

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