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2015/07/04 09:30:30 (permalink)
So my Ti is the standard ACX version with 1000mhz clock boosting to 1076mhz according to GPUZ.
When I apply a 200mhz OC it is at 1200mhz and a boost of 1276mhz.
But when running games etc, GPUZ's sensors are saying that it boosting to 1427mhz.
Is this normal?
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    Re: 980 Ti clock speeds question 2015/07/04 14:00:56 (permalink)
    Normal.
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    Re: 980 Ti clock speeds question 2015/07/04 14:42:10 (permalink)
    GPU Boost 2.0 will boost the clock speed as high as it can provided the card is still within its temperature target and power limit.
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    Re: 980 Ti clock speeds question 2015/07/05 03:46:47 (permalink)
    Ok - becasue it boosts so much higher, do you think there's more room to take it above +200mhz? Temps max are @70 degrees max
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    Re: 980 Ti clock speeds question 2015/07/05 04:15:50 (permalink)
    You can try to boost it higher but if you need far more performance then I recommend an SLI of two of the same model cards.

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    Re: 980 Ti clock speeds question 2015/07/05 04:21:22 (permalink)
    I would say there is plenty of room above 200mhz, judging off my own 980ti which boosts to 1500mhz on stock voltage, in the small amount of time I've had to play with it I've tested 10 runs of firestrike @ 1500mhz no problem so I will be pushing it just to see how high core speed it will go.

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    Re: 980 Ti clock speeds question 2015/07/05 05:54:15 (permalink)
    rapt0r
    I would say there is plenty of room above 200mhz, judging off my own 980ti which boosts to 1500mhz on stock voltage, in the small amount of time I've had to play with it I've tested 10 runs of firestrike @ 1500mhz no problem so I will be pushing it just to see how high core speed it will go.


    Wow - I hope mine pulls that off too! These chips must be decent.
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    Re: 980 Ti clock speeds question 2015/07/05 07:48:32 (permalink)
    After a quick play with Firestrike, my Ti manages a boost of 1477mhz. That's with + 250mhz clock and + 400mhz memory. I tried breaking the 1500mhz barrier, but it crashed. May have to add some extra voltage.
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