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2019/08/09 12:56:02 (permalink)
I have an EVGA RTX 2080 Ti XC Black and have run the Auto OC scanner in Precision X1. After selecting a Profile, Clicking Apply and Save, do I also need to type in the scan results into the GPU clock offset and save that? Or are the Auto OC scan results curve saved without the manual offset?
 
Also, should I increase the Power/Temp targets and or Voltage setting BEFORE running the scan?
 
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    Re: Precision X1 Auto OC steps - manually add results or not? 2019/08/09 13:01:19 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby bman3333 2019/08/09 13:15:56
    Best practice is to Test in Small increments

    Yes - add them Manually, then: Apply, then Save --> to a profile number you had previously selected

    Yes - Max Temp & Power Targets (full is OK)

    Yes, you can try - stability issues with the auto test could happen after raising Targets or RAM Clocks
     
    Auto test does Not test RAM
     
    Test @ base - find best OC that is stable ---> then start bumping the Voltage & see if you get better OC
     
    Once you find the Max OC - back off the settings 5% -10% for Stability
     
    Best to run a benchmark - they are a consistent way to load your PC while making adjustments
     
    Your Max OC may not be stable in other games
     
    Max MHz is Not always ---> Max Performance
     
     

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