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Help with evga overclocking thing

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2018/09/22 21:23:41 (permalink)
Hello, I just overclocked my 1070 to 2113mhz and 4303mhz memory clock, But I was wondering how to test the memory clock in the oc scanner? I only know how to do the gpu clock and would like to know and I dont know what happens if you mess up a memory clock...
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    the_Scarlet_one
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    Re: Help with evga overclocking thing 2018/09/22 22:01:16 (permalink)
    Artifacts happen if you push the memory too far. I don’t know if the new OC scanner can focus on memory overclocks.
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    Re: Help with evga overclocking thing 2018/09/23 06:30:00 (permalink)
    Does the new scanner support 10xx cards yet?  I was under the impression that it didn't.


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    Re: Help with evga overclocking thing 2018/09/23 07:32:28 (permalink)
    Hi,
    Best way I've found is to lower the core clock to 2025 or so and increase the memory till you get fragments.
    After you get fragments dial it down till they disappear.
     
    Then raise the core clock until it gets unstable and dial it down till it's back to stable.
     
    Run some benchmarks time spy/ fire strike even final fantasy XV is a good all around benchmark test.
    Then test in an actual game once you've dialed in from benchmarks.

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