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Is my 980ti a bottleneck? Draw times included.
- Thread starter RipGroove
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Yeah so your card is already boosting quite high.
As I said try overclocking core on its own and see how high it will go.
Haha well that didn't go well. Fired up a fresh install or Afterburner and set the temp limit as priority, unlocked Core Voltage slider and left it at zero and added +100MHz to the core clock and Heaven crashed within 30 seconds and Windows said Heaven has been blocked from accessing graphics card hardware. Which apparently is a safety net for high voltage?
My stock voltage was 1.012v and with the +100MHz core offset and Heaven running the voltage went to 1.174v and the core clock went to 1480 and the temp was 75°C (default fan profile).
My stock voltage was 1.012v and with the +100MHz core offset and Heaven running the voltage went to 1.174v and the core clock went to 1480 and the temp was 75°C (default fan profile).
I generally end up playing Early Access indie games so I'm better off with not going SLI TBH. I patiently waiting for EVGA to release a 1080ti hybrid.
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Most need more than 1.193, especially if you want to lock the frequency at 1500 Mhz. 1.23V is what I would recommend for 1500Mhz and 1.19 for 1450 (better to have a buffer just to make sure you don't experience any crashes). Also remember to raise the TDP and Power usage (you can do this by editing the BIOS).