Insane 970 memory OC?

[Guest]

Hey guys, I got bored so I felt like playing with my clock speeds once again, ended up getting a stable memory OC at 4000 MHz (+550 MHz) is this beyond expected?

[-rascal-]

12 minutes ago, finprev said:

Hey guys, I got bored so I felt like playing with my clock speeds once again, ended up getting a stable memory OC at 4000 MHz (+550 MHz) is this beyond expected?

 

I find that hard to believe, considering the GTX 970 runs the GDDR5 Memory at 7000 MHz effective (1750 MHz) already, I don't see how you are able to achieve 11000 MHz. GDDR5 isn't capable of running that high -- which is GDDR5X and GDDR6 levels.

 

Do you have a GPU-Z screenshot?

Done any stability tests with that speed applied yet?

[Jurrunio]

eh, not out of the ordinary. There are a good number of Maxwell 970 and 980 that can't do that without capacitor mods though so definitely good result.

 

8 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

 

I find that hard to believe, considering the GTX 970 runs the GDDR5 Memory at 7000 MHz effective (1750 MHz) already, I don't see how you are able to achieve 11000 MHz. GDDR5 isn't capable of running that high -- which is GDDR5X and GDDR6 levels.

 

Do you have a GPU-Z screenshot?

Done any stability tests with that speed applied yet?

MSI Afterburner for example shows memory frequency as double the actual clock, or half the effective data rate. 8GHz GDDR5 isnt abnormal or anything.

[r2724r16]

24 minutes ago, finprev said:

ended up getting a stable memory OC at 4000 MHz (+550 MHz) is this beyond expected?

That's not amazing, even I've achieved that with my card.

[-rascal-]

6 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

eh, not out of the ordinary. There are a good number of Maxwell 970 and 980 that can't do that without capacitor mods though so definitely good result.

 

MSI Afterburner for example shows memory frequency as double the actual clock, or half the effective data rate. 8GHz GDDR5 isnt abnormal or anything.

Ohhhh...I thought he meant an additional 4000 MHz ON TOP of the stock 7000 MHz (or 3000 MHz on how MSi Afterburner shows it) ...

If it's just +550 MHz from stock, then I can see that.

[Jurrunio]

6 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

Ohhhh...I thought he meant an additional 4000 MHz ON TOP of the stock 7000 MHz (or 3000 MHz on how MSi Afterburner shows it) ...

If it's just +550 MHz from stock, then I can see that.

There are 1060 5GB samples that hit 10gbps on their GDDR5  but it's very likely that they run looser memory timings than other GDDR5 pascal cards. After all they do mine like crap.

[Guest]

11 hours ago, -rascal- said:

 

I find that hard to believe, considering the GTX 970 runs the GDDR5 Memory at 7000 MHz effective (1750 MHz) already, I don't see how you are able to achieve 11000 MHz. GDDR5 isn't capable of running that high -- which is GDDR5X and GDDR6 levels.

 

Do you have a GPU-Z screenshot?

Done any stability tests with that speed applied yet?

Yeah, I've run six hours of Unigine Superposition, and 2 hours of GPU MEM TEST