67% and 72% and 81% on my GTX 980 HC Graphics Cards.

Gpu-z says mine 970 ACX2.0 has ASIC quality 84.3% so I gues that's good :)

980 SC ACX 2.0
ASIC 73.3%

I have the 980 SC ACX 2.0 with an ASIC quality of 66.1%  


Is that a bad thing now ? :((

thanks for the quick reply. what were the reasons for sending the card back? i have a weird noise coming from the cooler when it turns up or down the fans

mofojones
thanks for the quick reply. what were the reasons for sending the card back? i have a weird noise coming from the cooler when it turns up or down the fans

 
I was having a weird downclock issue at 70C in games when its not suppose to throttle back untill 79C, even in benches it did it. Honestly didnt think it was defaulty at first but was under the 30 day warranty so got a new one and this one did not downclock like previous 1 so guess something was wonky with it. 

guys ther is a way to see cpu asic?? just curious

TTOM11
new here how do you determine the asic quality.thanks

Use GPUz ,right click on the top left corner and choose Read ASIC quality.

so guys?  ther is a way to see cpu asic??

GTX 970 FTW+ at 62% ASIC rating, I never seem to get ANYWHERE near the power limit or temperature limit yet my max OC that's stable in benches is 1480 and 1450 is (semi-stable) in games.

Pretty much any overclock will cause irritating issues such as grey screens (in non-demanding games) that require me to tab out and back in occasionally.
 
I have not touched the voltage at all, or played with any custom bios.. But I feel like changing the minimum and maybe maximum voltage could help in stabilizing my card as it's a little frustrating.
 
Anyone have any suggestions? P.S. (Usually at 70% power, 60C, 1480 brick wall at stock voltage w/ 500 mem clock)

ASIC matters not
Got a 970 71.1 asic can only do 1503
Got 970 sc 70.4 can do at least 1531

So HeavyHemi, your saying despite ASIC score (Which is theoretically JUST voltage leakage) your actual maximum clock speed will differ between all ASIC's?
 
Higher ASIC is just likely to help alleviate / remove power + temperature bottlenecks in overclocking scenarios where you don't have a brick wall.

Right?

lol i have to ask....what is the classy? That is an insane stock boost! jackpot is right! anyone one else ever just suck a boost w/o oc?
 

ginko147
My 980 classy have 84.9 % ASIC and I'm happy with the default clock boost which does 1580 without doing any OC.
I think I hit the jackpot with this card. Now I need to wait for ekwb waterblock to arrive this week.

ziomuschio
you can link the value of ASIC with the potential of overvoltage? I'll explain ... hypothetically, how can I increase the voltage on a card with a 70% asic?
 
my asic with a 970 sc is 73.2% .. the fact that I can increase (evga precision) the overvoltage up to a maximum of + 37Mv is tied to the value of the ASIC?

 I only heard about ASIC yesterday for the first time.   My old evga 680 4 gig GPU's  only scored 71.7 and 71.9
and I have overvoltaged them.  Will the score go up if I remove voltage and go back to stock ?
I recently bought used water blocks and both GPU's are running very cool now.

 I find this all so interesting as its brand new to me.   

I see this thread's been places.
 
I think people are making a big deal out of nothing. It's not like they're advertising guaranteed high ASIC scores, overclocks or whatnot. On the other hand, if manufacturers cherry-picked tested high overclockers and sold them at a premium, then they'd have an obligation to deliver the numbers.