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Exactly.
 
Memory clocked to high was my first thought also why the firestrike score was lower.
 
My firestrike score went much lower with my memory clocked at +600 then it did at stock setting's even though it never crashed or artifacted.
 
Kicked back my memory  OC to +500 then the scores went much higher and then called it a day.

you know what the 1st graphic test is very good up with the 25xxx guys
 
the 2nd graphics score is lower for some reason; idk if that is being cpu limited since i got and i5 4core

bal3wolf
just got my 1080 FTW Hydro Copper really nice card but been a pain overclocking i been a amd guy for awhile so overclocking nvida is a little differnt to me.  So far i been able to get 650+ 5643mhz on memory but only around 100+ on core 2114Mhz what i noticed my card wont go up to 1.093.  I Tried with EVGA Precision XOC but didn't have much luck so switched to MSI AB and got memory overclock going pretty nice but limited on the core to +100mhz.

Use the frequency / voltage curve.  You'll get a lot better results.

bal3wolf
tried that and still seems like anything over +100 fails 3dmark.

I'm also talking with you over at OCN.  Let's just continue there.

r3dr4v3n2

Is there any more I can do??

2100 MHz is a great overclock already. You should be happy you got to 2150. Not many chips can do that.

Mine is +80Mhz GPU , +600 Mhz memory
 
I get 2025-2088 MHz on the gpu and 5600Mhz on Vram.
But the thermals are not good, average gpu temp is about 75-77°C , top is 82°C;
That noise  My case is a Cooler Master cosmo II.
Got 2 NF-F12 PWM on the side pannel and a NF-A15 on the front , just to cool the card alone.
 

hello hello ! ive been able to hit 85+ on gpu clock offset and 700+ on the mem with my gtx 1080FTW! with the power set to max 120%. 
i can't go over 85+ is that low ? and is there a way to increase that ?
and what about the voltage should i increase that its on 0% atm.

baconinabun

GHOSTCAMP
hello hello ! ive been able to hit 85+ on gpu clock offset and 700+ on the mem with my gtx 1080 with the power set to max 120%. 
i can't go over 85+ is that low ? and is there a way to increase that ?
and what about the voltage should i increase that its on 0% atm.

when i got my first 1080FTW acX i could only get the clocks +56 and mem+800, after a time of use i was able to push my first 1080 upto +112 and mem+1000, with the icX bios flash i was able to put a +200 on the memory(1200), but i did not feel comfortable so i flashed back to the acX bios, i just have mine set to +75 on the voltage slider
 
i found that on the GPU clocks it didn't really make any difference if it was @56 or @112 it still maxed at 2115, GPUboost3.0 is a funny creature, the colder you can keep the card the better,
 
flick the bios switch to the other position that'll give you the 130 power target, and turn the OSD to "OFF" as it is problematic with some/most benchmarking softs,  still don't change much regarding O'Cing
 
 
 
  
 

oh nice btw what r u using right now gtx 1080ftw! sli ?

baconinabun

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baconinabun

GHOSTCAMP
hello hello ! ive been able to hit 85+ on gpu clock offset and 700+ on the mem with my gtx 1080 with the power set to max 120%. 
i can't go over 85+ is that low ? and is there a way to increase that ?
and what about the voltage should i increase that its on 0% atm.

when i got my first 1080FTW acX i could only get the clocks +56 and mem+800, after a time of use i was able to push my first 1080 upto +112 and mem+1000, with the icX bios flash i was able to put a +200 on the memory(1200), but i did not feel comfortable so i flashed back to the acX bios, i just have mine set to +75 on the voltage slider
 
i found that on the GPU clocks it didn't really make any difference if it was @56 or @112 it still maxed at 2115, GPUboost3.0 is a funny creature, the colder you can keep the card the better,
 
flick the bios switch to the other position that'll give you the 130 power target, and turn the OSD to "OFF" as it is problematic with some/most benchmarking softs,  still don't change much regarding O'Cing
 
 
 
  
 

oh nice btw what r u using right now gtx 1080ftw! sli ?

Yip 2x1080 FTW aCX cards in sLi one is a(what i like to call) a v1.00 and the other a v1.01 strangely enough they have different bios chips , both fitted with ekwb attached to a 420mm radiator, 
 
and yes i need to update my MODS RIGS laziness is not a crime

nice mah man ! may i ask what's it to have 2 1080s's ? and what's ur monitor res mine is 1440, do u recommend me to get a second 1080 card ? 
btw the card im using is not an icx its the old version.
 

GHOSTCAMP
hello hello ! ive been able to hit 85+ on gpu clock offset and 700+ on the mem with my gtx 1080FTW! with the power set to max 120%. 
i can't go over 85+ is that low ? and is there a way to increase that ?
and what about the voltage should i increase that its on 0% atm.

Use the voltage / frequency curve.  If you're just using offsets, you're not doing yourself any favors.

kwkrnu72

GHOSTCAMP
hello hello ! ive been able to hit 85+ on gpu clock offset and 700+ on the mem with my gtx 1080FTW! with the power set to max 120%. 
i can't go over 85+ is that low ? and is there a way to increase that ?
and what about the voltage should i increase that its on 0% atm.

Use the voltage / frequency curve.  If you're just using offsets, you're not doing yourself any favors.

i tried using the curve thingy same thing... i prefer manual the old fashioned way but my question is should i increase the voltage on my overclock or just leave it to 0% ?

Hey,
I have the same card, and here's how I max out the card after a lot of trial and error as far as temps and performance goes:
+70 clock, +450 memory, no added voltage, +120 power/max temps.
 
Install Precisionx, then unclick the heads up display selections to turn it off, as it interferes with too many games like crashing Destiny 2 randomly. Also add/remove programs the LED app after turning the LED to OFF in the program. I run only a bare minimum of apps and this takes the LED and precisionx server out of the equation. Deleting the precisionx server files won't do it, you have to disable the heads up display selections or it'll try running anyway and cause problems.
 
Set a fan curve starting at 10 percent 10 degrees and go in a straight line up to 70/70 and then beyond, but that's the best starting point since my card never goes over 60 while gaming.
 
Remove the block off plates in the back of the case, and install a 120MM fan in the side case vent (if you have one) blowing into the case as a feeder fan. If your PSU is mounted low that works like an exit fan and there will be a positive air puff constantly blowing in and out with the rest getting out through the vent block off plate open slots.
 
Use Nvidia Inspector and set the frame rate limiter to 120 for 1440 gaming and you're set. Use the V2 frame limiter down the list, not the first selections for this generation of cards. Also don't use Geoforce experience, manually tweak your games using the tutorials out there to find out which settings are the big resource hogs for a particular title. I'm thrilled with the performance set up this way, this card was made for 1440 graphics mode, it's amazing fun.

GPU CLOCK OFFSET: +84Mhz
MEM CLOCK OFFSET: +500Mhz
POWER TARGET: 130%
TEMP TARGET: 92%
VOLTAGE METER: MAX (for now)
 
(Micron) Memory hits 1377Mhz bus clock (5400Mhz HW-INFO readings)
Core Clock hits 2101Mhz
Max temp was 74% with one case fan
 
Stable in Fire Strike (18652) and Time Spy (8209)
 
Got all the details from this thread. Several times the mem OC wouldnt take at lower levels. Decided to keep the lowest core boost I could that was stupidly stable and just push the mem to match results I saw in FireStrike. Surprised the Micron mem is hitting this speed. Didnt try over +500 but isnt Micron and Hynix generally worse at OC?