Good Fan Curve/Overclock settings for the MSI Gaming X GTX 1050ti

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at1s_0sa,

Sorry. I received a message from Photobucket, they want $400 dollars for me to post images. I can't afford that.

I will try this one:

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Danra

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Fan Curve:

EDIT: Changed picture upload site, Photobucket wants $400. I am not paying that. Also, I edited this after I added a new reply below. I am sorry for the confusion. It was very late last night [early this morning here] when I tried to upload the picture to Tom'sHardware.

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Danra

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I do not suggest you start with JackNaylorPE's settings.

I would start at:
Core Voltage : +80%
Power Limit : 120 %
Temp. limit : 90 C
Core Clock : + 115
Memory Clock : +1000 MHz

If you have no problems, work your way up to his suggestion of:
Core Voltage : +100%
Power Limit : 125 %
Temp. limit : 97 C
Core Clock : + 120
Memory Clock : +1000 MHz
 
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gm-madi

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Msi gtx 1050ti Gaming X
first profile after 30 min of building the PC is:
Core Voltage : i didnt not touch this setting
Power Limit : 125 %
Temp. limit : 97 C
Core Clock : + 150
Memory Clock : +1000 MHz

and it runs super cool, it does not reach 55°C with 40% fan speed even at Full load with benchmarking and stressing. this twinfrozer cooling is unbelievable. i see PPL in youtube getting over 60°C with 80% fan speed but i got 55° max witth 30% fan speed.
 
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Karadjgne

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Pascal gpus are very efficient compared to prior releases. My gtx970 is sitting at a 124%OC, usually only sees @55-60% usage and doesn't get more than 65°C (or the fans would actually kick on). Only ways I can make the fans work is killing the eco switch, or driving the gpu to 99% with the hairy donut or a 4k DSR on some games. Tops out at 78°C. With ad efficient as pascal is, and the relative lack of power usage on a 1050ti,coupled with the twin frozr cooling system, unless you have serious case fan airflow issues you'll hit voltage/clock limits long before temp limits.
 
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My GTX 670 G1 windforce w3 wont get even more than 62c at full 100% load in furmark. TDP hits about 130-133% max cause i have overclocked from core 980 to 1267mhz and memory from 1500 to 1889mhz. Windforce x3 is the best cooling there is if you dont count watercooling.
Dont know how that compares to 1050ti but if your going 100% load then power limit could be a factor.
 
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How did you managed to reach 97ºC? I've been running FurMark for like 1 hour and I'm at 73ºC with Fan Speed 51%.
 
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gm-madi

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i never reached 60° even full load on that OC profile, but 65 / 67 with 100% core voltage.
recently i managed to get above 2050 Mhz speed with:
Core Voltage : +100%
Power Limit : 125 %
Temp. limit : 97 C
Core Clock : + 210
Memory Clock : +1000 MHz

but temps and voltage are much higher for that especially when we talk about lifespan.
right now i am at:
Core Voltage : 0%
Power Limit : 125 %
Temp. limit : 97 C
Core Clock : + 180
Memory Clock : +1000 MHz

with 55°C Full load @ 45% fan speed. super cool and quiet.
 
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