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Wednesday, January 29, 2020 5:09 PM (permalink)
I have a 2070 Super FTW3 ULTRA+ and i've overclocked it. I wanna test the stability of overclock. I'm clicking to Test button after awhile when test is completed, im getting a score. But neither Pass nor Fail button lights up at the end of the test. How can i understand that my overclock is stable or unstable ?
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    Re: Precision X1 VF Curve Tuner Wednesday, January 29, 2020 5:18 PM (permalink)
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    How can i understand that my overclock is stable or unstable ?

    By testing the overclock in the applications you'll be using.


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    Re: Precision X1 VF Curve Tuner Wednesday, January 29, 2020 5:42 PM (permalink)
    no idea why your "Pass nor Fail button lights up at the end of the test"  -- does a + value show up for the GPU ?
     
    if the result is something like +50 ... then that is the highest stable value for the GPU that the test found & can be entered for the GPU
     
    Just run one of the many free benchmark software packs to push your hardware .. make small adjustments & test .. you may be able to get more out of your GPU

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    Re: Precision X1 VF Curve Tuner Thursday, January 30, 2020 1:44 PM (permalink)
    The result was +90. Is this max stable value for stock voltage or including for max voltage ? 
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    Re: Precision X1 VF Curve Tuner Thursday, January 30, 2020 2:36 PM (permalink)
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    The result was +90. Is this max stable value for stock voltage or including for max voltage ? 


    Correct
     
    That is the "Value" that the Nvidia Algorithm has established as the Max stable GPU setting for OC.
     
    Any more that that would require manual testing & possibly more Voltage or better cooling.   This does Not test the RAM for stability or OC settings - that is still a manual process.
     
    Every load is different & synthetic performance is a general performance.  The stability of any Game of other Program can possible be higher or Lower.
     
    I test manually for Max stable OC & then reduce that number by 10% ... to increase stability
     
    In benchmark runs to establish the absolute Max performance numbers, you might tolerate crashes ... daily PC use & Gaming not so much
     
     

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    Re: Precision X1 VF Curve Tuner Sunday, February 09, 2020 0:31 PM (permalink)
    I did a "Scan" at defaults and got a result of +105 and a "Pass".
    I adjusted the clock with an offset of +105 and maxed the power and voltages and upped the memory clock, then ran a "Test". When finished the number "90" was displayed no +/-. Additionally at the conclusion of "Test" their was no "Pass" or "Fail".
    I've searched around and seen lots of posts complaining that Test yields the score of 90 and no indication of Pass or Fail.
     
    This sounds like what the OP was saying.
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