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trixx and vddc

Disable force voltage that doesn't need to be on,
Turn back on Ulps unless you are cf.

Restart windows and when you test or game you will see the voltage selected from trixx. Also if you haven't already then use the scroll bar on the right of trixx to expose the power limit section, and incraese power limit to 20%
 
cheers done that.not doing much but putting temps up.trixx figures and gpu-z don't match up.max on gpu-z is 1188.trixx says stock voltage is 1106 some of the time.then I reset trixx it gives me 1187 stock.not that it matters got the card running sweet nice temps too.thanks again bob.
 
The stock bios voltage in this case is 1.18v under 3d load.
And trixx will reset to this everytime you reboot windows.
But all you need to do is save your desired clocks and voltage into a profile
Then just load and apply a profile each time you boot up.windows.

I'm suprised the voltage in trixx isn't reducing the voltage during 3d loads.
However some boost bioses are fussy at undervolting.

1.18v should get you to 1100mhz if not more on the core.
 
not getting 1100 yet keeps crashing pc.got 1000/1375 stable n cool.1050/1475 still testing.all 20+ power on stock voltage 1187.tried 1090/1500 crashes after 20 mins or so full load.had a asus gtx 560 ti 1gb before this never really clocked it.
all help and knowledge welcome thanks.
 
Ok you're doing well, just keep experimenting until you get near your.limits
I'd try and find the limits of core speed first and then memory.
Good luck and let us know what you achieve and temps.
 
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