Can I overclock this card? GTX 1050 TI Palit

eex0bat · Jan 22, 2017

Can I overclock this card? I'm asking because it runs directly from motherboard with no PSU.

https://www.box.co.uk/Palit_GeForce_GTX_1050_Ti_StormX_4GB_Gra_2045963.html?gclid=Cj0KEQiAzZHEBRD0ivi9_pDzgYMBEiQAtvxt-L7MX_1PrQ4GFQKyphxAO81XmvmTv1Ll2JH7HjrzinwaAoVM8P8HAQ

I have an i3 6100 with a 430w psu.

cin19 · Jan 23, 2017

Yes, you can. Recommend to use like MSI afterburner. Here is the guide, try it. http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/geforce-gtx-1080-overclocking-guide-with-afterburner-4-3,1.html

In other review, the gtx1050ti oc to http://www.techspot.com/review/1269-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050/page7.html

burnhamjs · Jan 23, 2017

eex0bat :

You can but with no power directly to the GPU I believe a x16 PCI Express slot can only provide 75W .

eex0bat · Jan 23, 2017

I know it can only draw 75 W. So can I still OC with 75 W?

eex0bat · Jan 23, 2017

cin19 :

I have the version in the post above. It can only use 75 W of power. Can I still OC?

burnhamjs · Jan 23, 2017

eex0bat :

sure you should be able to get at least add 120MHz to base/boost clock and maybe 400MHz to memory clock.

cin19 · Jan 23, 2017

Yes, you can.

eex0bat · Jan 23, 2017

How much do you recommend I should overclock this card?

burnhamjs · Jan 23, 2017

eex0bat :

that all depends on your card.

Install GPU-Z to monitor settings.

While running a benchmark such as Heaven in your native resolution basline you system by noting the MIN/AVG frame rate, as well as Max GPU freq, and Max temp.

Now, while running the benchmark in native resolution, increase your memory freq in 5-10MHz increments until you see artifacts (large blocks of solid colors or bright stars) then drop back until these artifacts disappear. Note this stable Mem Freq, then return to DEFAULT.

Next, increase GPU freq in 5-10MHz increments until you see artifacts (random, multi colored pixel sized dots or colored flashed) then drop back until these artifacts disappear. Note this stable GPU Freq.

Now set your Memory Freq and GPU Freq to the values established above. You may have to drop one (or both) of them down depending on the type of artifact you observe (see above types of artifacts). Drop as necessary to be stable.

Once you are stable re-run the benchmark to see your improvements.

eex0bat · Jan 23, 2017

burnhamjs :

eex0bat :

that all depends on your card.

Install GPU-Z to monitor settings.

While running a benchmark such as Heaven in your native resolution basline you system by noting the MIN/AVG frame rate, as well as Max GPU freq, and Max temp.

Now, while running the benchmark in native resolution, increase your memory freq in 5-10MHz increments until you see artifacts (large blocks of solid colors or bright stars) then drop back until these artifacts disappear. Note this stable Mem Freq, then return to DEFAULT.

Next, increase GPU freq in 5-10MHz increments until you see artifacts (random, multi colored pixel sized dots or colored flashed) then drop back until these artifacts disappear. Note this stable GPU Freq.

Now set your Memory Freq and GPU Freq to the values established above. You may have to drop one (or both) of them down depending on the type of artifact you observe (see above types of artifacts). Drop as necessary to be stable.

Once you are stable re-run the benchmark to see your improvements.

Thanks for your detailed answer, this will help me a lot!

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