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Wednesday, May 02, 2012 1:41 AM (permalink)
so the card performs great and all but it OCs like crap, as in +50 (for 1161mhz) on the core, the ram clocks well at +500, is alot of people seeing these abysmal gains or am i just very unlucky
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 1:49 AM (permalink)
    Have you tried setting memory to +0 offset and overclocking the core by itself? Sometimes when memory frequency is maxed out, this limits the core OC a bit. Is your power target at +132?
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 1:59 AM (permalink)
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    so the card performs great and all but it OCs like crap, as in +50 (for 1161mhz) on the core, the ram clocks well at +500, is alot of people seeing these abysmal gains or am i just very unlucky

     
    Sell that one and try your luck with another 
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 3:21 AM (permalink)
    Try what linuxrouter said, and if that doesn't help then follow StyoFosho's advice.


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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 3:30 AM (permalink)
    I get a boost clock of 1149 with a gpu offset of 78 here. Finally found someone with similar overclocking abilities. I wonder if I have the worst overclocking 680 here? Power Target at 132% and the memory is set to 0.
     
    Honestly I don't care about overclocking though. A stock 680 is fast enough for me.

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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 4:13 AM (permalink)
    Not all 680's are created equal. I myself have one that overclocks well and another not so well
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 6:00 AM (permalink)
    Make sure your memory is stable first. If unstable, gpu offset won't matter at all. it will be unstable no matter what. Originally I thought my mem offset was stable @500 offset but after playing certain games it was apparent that it was unstable. In my sli 680 setup I can do 130 gpu 300 mem and 132 power target 100% stable.
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 6:29 AM (permalink)
    Make sure GPU voltage is going to 1175mV


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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 6:44 AM (permalink)
    Jacob, for instance on another brand of 680 the power target only goes to 111% but voltage is 1.175 all the time. Is it possible to see better OC potential if a bios with a higher power target was flashed?

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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 7:33 AM (permalink)
    Yeah, no 680s are the same, either u get 1 that can't OC things u might need, or u have the Golden-chip that full of awesome. Something that Nvidia should've fixed before shipping out the Cards.

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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 11:31 AM (permalink)
    It is weird to see a card that can't hit at least 1200MHz on the Core.
     
    Make sure you are setting Power Target to 132%, if you let it at 100% it will not boost much higher than stock.
     
    Personally I am stuck to 1235MHz Core and +350MHz Memory to be 100% stable, this is with Power Target at 132%.
     
    Can't complain though, it's hard to get 2 good overclocking  cards in SLI, one of them hits 1280MHz alone and +400MHz Memory.
     

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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 12:58 AM (permalink)
    My 680 does
    Power target: 132
    Core offset: 118
    Mem offset : 525
    Core clock 1255
    If i try 119 or above card becomes unstable, but 118 after few hours of gaming, benchmarks no problems at all *shrugs
    Maybe I'll try 0 memory offset and see if I can go above 118 on core offset.

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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 4:25 PM (permalink)
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    It is weird to see a card that can't hit at least 1200MHz on the Core.

    Make sure you are setting Power Target to 132%, if you let it at 100% it will not boost much higher than stock.

    Personally I am stuck to 1235MHz Core and +350MHz Memory to be 100% stable, this is with Power Target at 132%.

    Can't complain though, it's hard to get 2 good overclocking  cards in SLI, one of them hits 1280MHz alone and +400MHz Memory.


     
    It's perfectly fine to me. I was only expecting my card to boost up to 1058 Mhz and it goes up to 1071 Mhz on it's own. That's a win to me. My friends 680 will boost on it's own up to 1084 Mhz so I don't feel like I'm too far behind talking strickly stock vs stock. Tested with a slight overclock last night with a boost up to 1150 and memory at 400 Mhz with temps staying below 70C. Seemed fine in the Heaven 3.0 Benchmark, will have to test it in BF3 and Crysis 2.


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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 6:02 PM (permalink)
    EVGA GTX 680 Superclocked here
     
    Power +132
    GPU Clock Offset = +35 ( 1250 )
    Mem Clock Offset = + 350
     
    Power shows 1.175 volts under load
     
    Runs Heaven Enigene like a charm at above specs
     
    Hope this helps
     
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 6:41 PM (permalink)
    Is it normal to have the settings not able to go above 130%?  I see everybody mention 132, but mine maxes out at 130%.
     
    it's a 680 sig+
     
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 8:41 PM (permalink)
    lots of great advice and thanks but i already tried everything i can with it,the way iv always gone about finding max oc is i start with core first not touching vram find its max then i i find the max possible mem speed whilst leaving core at default once i have both numbers i put em together iv never bothered upping voltage to my gpus, though from what i understand we cant touch the voltage with these cards correct?...so yeah my card is a dud thats why i made this thread to see if many others have had such luck
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 9:13 PM (permalink)
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    so the card performs great and all but it OCs like crap, as in +50 (for 1161mhz) on the core, the ram clocks well at +500, is alot of people seeing these abysmal gains or am i just very unlucky


    I'm curious what is your ASIC Quality in gpu-z is? My card doesn't overclock very well at all and have an ASIC Quality of 92.5% in gpu-z .0.6.1. The most I've been able to push my card is 1150 Mhz stable.
    I'm going to aim for 1161 Mhz tonight to see how it runs. I thought I already tried it but somehow I didn't document it. I like to create an excel spreadsheet of the gpu offset and clock speeds I've tried. In there I enter in if it artifacts or runs stable.
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 9:30 PM (permalink)
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    so the card performs great and all but it OCs like crap, as in +50 (for 1161mhz) on the core, the ram clocks well at +500, is alot of people seeing these abysmal gains or am i just very unlucky


    I'm curious what is your ASIC Quality in gpu-z is? My card doesn't overclock very well at all and have an ASIC Quality of 92.5% in gpu-z .0.6.1. The most I've been able to push my card is 1150 Mhz stable.
    I'm going to aim for 1161 Mhz tonight to see how it runs. I thought I already tried it but somehow I didn't document it. I like to create an excel spreadsheet of the gpu offset and clock speeds I've tried. In there I enter in if it artifacts or runs stable.

    i have solid proof that the asic quality thing is just a bunch crap,i just checked mine and its 100%...according to gpuz little chart on how to interpret asic quality my card should be a chanp but that sure as heck aint the case at all...even raising the core to +55 causes heaven to crash and oc scanner to stop working
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 9:36 PM (permalink)
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    so the card performs great and all but it OCs like crap, as in +50 (for 1161mhz) on the core, the ram clocks well at +500, is alot of people seeing these abysmal gains or am i just very unlucky


    I'm curious what is your ASIC Quality in gpu-z is? My card doesn't overclock very well at all and have an ASIC Quality of 92.5% in gpu-z .0.6.1. The most I've been able to push my card is 1150 Mhz stable.
    I'm going to aim for 1161 Mhz tonight to see how it runs. I thought I already tried it but somehow I didn't document it. I like to create an excel spreadsheet of the gpu offset and clock speeds I've tried. In there I enter in if it artifacts or runs stable.

    i have solid proof that the asic quality thing is just a bunch crap,i just checked mine and its 100%...according to gpuz little chart on how to interpret asic quality my card should be a chanp but that sure as heck aint the case at all...even raising the core to +55 causes heaven to crash and oc scanner to stop working

     
    That's unfortunate that both of us can't overclock well at all. I guess its back to stock for me after tonight.

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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 9:53 PM (permalink)
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    so the card performs great and all but it OCs like crap, as in +50 (for 1161mhz) on the core, the ram clocks well at +500, is alot of people seeing these abysmal gains or am i just very unlucky


    I'm curious what is your ASIC Quality in gpu-z is? My card doesn't overclock very well at all and have an ASIC Quality of 92.5% in gpu-z .0.6.1. The most I've been able to push my card is 1150 Mhz stable.
    I'm going to aim for 1161 Mhz tonight to see how it runs. I thought I already tried it but somehow I didn't document it. I like to create an excel spreadsheet of the gpu offset and clock speeds I've tried. In there I enter in if it artifacts or runs stable.

    i have solid proof that the asic quality thing is just a bunch crap,i just checked mine and its 100%...according to gpuz little chart on how to interpret asic quality my card should be a chanp but that sure as heck aint the case at all...even raising the core to +55 causes heaven to crash and oc scanner to stop working


    That's unfortunate that both of us can't overclock well at all. I guess its back to stock for me after tonight.

    unfortunate indeed but theres no reason to go back to stock,at stock my card does 1110 with my pathetic oc it does 1161 i though i set it to +49 so i get a nice even 1160,sure it isnt much of anything but nevertheless its still faster then stock and runs just as stable so why turn it down right,thankfully i can get my mem to run pretty high according to gpuz i have 224.9GBs of bandwidth which is a nice step up from the default (580 style bandwidth)so im happy for that at least
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    Re:my 680 seems to be dud (oc wise) Wednesday, May 02, 2012 10:14 PM (permalink)
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    CaptainVideo

    so the card performs great and all but it OCs like crap, as in +50 (for 1161mhz) on the core, the ram clocks well at +500, is alot of people seeing these abysmal gains or am i just very unlucky


    I'm curious what is your ASIC Quality in gpu-z is? My card doesn't overclock very well at all and have an ASIC Quality of 92.5% in gpu-z .0.6.1. The most I've been able to push my card is 1150 Mhz stable.
    I'm going to aim for 1161 Mhz tonight to see how it runs. I thought I already tried it but somehow I didn't document it. I like to create an excel spreadsheet of the gpu offset and clock speeds I've tried. In there I enter in if it artifacts or runs stable.

    i have solid proof that the asic quality thing is just a bunch crap,i just checked mine and its 100%...according to gpuz little chart on how to interpret asic quality my card should be a chanp but that sure as heck aint the case at all...even raising the core to +55 causes heaven to crash and oc scanner to stop working


    That's unfortunate that both of us can't overclock well at all. I guess its back to stock for me after tonight.

    unfortunate indeed but theres no reason to go back to stock,at stock my card does 1110 with my pathetic oc it does 1161 i though i set it to +49 so i get a nice even 1160,sure it isnt much of anything but nevertheless its still faster then stock and runs just as stable so why turn it down right,thankfully i can get my mem to run pretty high according to gpuz i have 224.9GBs of bandwidth which is a nice step up from the default (580 style bandwidth)so im happy for that at least

    I see your point.

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