Unlikely to work ---> OC Scanner is designed for the RTX GPU
I'm not sure if it would work for the 10 series --> I've never tried
Manual OC is not that hard, small steps, change 1 thing & test.
Is your CPU already OC ?
RAM running XMP profile is an OC for the RAM - is XMP being used or did you Manually set your RAM in BIOS ?
X1 GPU OC Basics
Your PSU Needs to be up to the task, crank your Case fans to 100% for best possible cooling
Your MB, CPU, RAM -- Need to be Rock solid / stable1) Slide your Temp & Power targets Full right & set your fans at 100%
2) Small adjustment to your GPU MHz - maybe 20 MHz at a time & test for stability
- run benchmark software to load the card to manually test for better GPU OC
Why 20 MHz -- that is 1 Step for the 20 series cards
3) From Max OC --> I reduce by 10% for best day to day stability
Stability from program to program Can Be Different: whether Games or Benchmarks you can expect different Stable OC settings, especially if your at the edge of stability
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4) You must
Save to a Profile Number - click on any
0-9 5) Then
Apply Button & then
Save Button 6) for Auto load of Last Open Profile there are a couple of items to check mark to make it work - launch on Reboot & Load previously saved Profile#
You need to select - Both of these:
1) "Start on with OS"
2) "Apply previous settings on load"
WARNING: when trying to Find your best OC,
Do Not select the "apply previous settings on load" --> if its an unstable setting you do not want these to load and crash your Rig on restart ---- right 7) then click: Apply & then Save (these are needed to save changes to a profile, )
