Do I stop OCing now or go further in my journey

[Turtle Rig]

Hi all, thx for taking time to read post.  Basically I got my card to 2050Mhz core and 4550 on VRAM.  My power limit FYI is maxed to 116.  I do have a curve set.  Should I stop OCing it now.  In Quake Champions Im getting 60fps locked vsync on. All nv panel options set to On, and maxed out and all in game settings to Ultra and resolution scaling to 115 percent.. all @ 1080p.  In never dips below 60fps.

 

Now at this point my question is, can I take that 4550 to 4600Mhz and can I take the core to 2100Mhz which I hear for some gives problems.  Thanks again.

[Raudi_]

LET ER RIP! Keep pushing keep an eye out for artifacts and graphical glitches to note instability.

[Ebony Falcon]

Turn vsync off lol 

u should be well over 100 FPS 

[Turtle Rig]

3 minutes ago, Ebony Falcon said:

Turn vsync off lol 

u should be well over 100 FPS 

The new Fast option in nv panel is nice.  But ya I get tearing with vsync Off.  I can use adaptive vsync but thats the same result as vsync on and what not.

[Ebony Falcon]

1 minute ago, Turtle Rig said:

The new Fast option in nv panel is nice.  But ya I get tearing with vsync Off.  I can use adaptive vsync but thats the same result as vsync on and what not.

Use fast then 

it’s much better

[Cereal5]

6 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

The new Fast option in nv panel is nice.  But ya I get tearing with vsync Off.  I can use adaptive vsync but thats the same result as vsync on and what not.

Well adaptive sync and G-sync are different, and v-sync is different from both. If you have g-sync, you should be using that. If you can set a custom frame rates cap, I would do that instead of v-sync also, and cap it at like 70 or 80 so you have a bit of a buffer