Overclock Fine Tuning on gtx1060 (gigabyte software)

Tidestar

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Oct 31, 2016
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Hey y'all, I've been working on my overclock for my gtx 1060, but I'm a bit confused on the "gpu voltage" setting for this gigabyte extreme gaming software. Here are my (currently stable**) settings right now as follows, as they are listed in the software:

GPU clock +150mhz
Mem clock +200mhz
GPU voltage +10%
Power limit +10% (running @ max the highest power goes is 109%)

Now what does the % voltage refer to? When I was running furmark, gpu voltage was maxed @ 1.063v. What is this setting even doing, if anything? Should I leave it the same?

As far as the numbers in reality, these settings max me out at 2076mhz on the core, and 4104mhz on mem. To me this is really good, and I value stability first and foremost, which it seems I've achieved. However, I may be able to push it a bit more. Is there anything I should do to finetune this? Temperature-wise, this maxes out @ 71c, but that was running w/ prime95 on as well (realistically the average high GPU temp was more like 65c on furmark).

Any tips? It's been a minute since I've built a new system and overclocked. Thanks guys

**When I say stable, I mean that it has passed 3D mark stress tests, can run the unigine valley benchmark, and can run both prime95 and furmark for 10 hours without fail.

***this is my particular model of card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125906



 

Simcas

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Nov 26, 2016
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My Gigabyte 1060 is overclocked with Gigabyte Extreme Gaming Engine software to:

GPU: +200
Memory: +1200
GPU Voltage: +16%
Power limit: +11
Temperature limit: +9c

Gives me 14300p in 3DMarks 11 with a i5 3570k 3,2ghz @ 4,3ghz

I´m certain that I have'nt maxed out the card yet by far.

Model number: GV-N106DD5-6GD