Is this extreme overclock on 1050Ti?

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RememberThe5th

RememberThe5th

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Soo i managed to overclock my 1050Ti Gaming X
Core 1961MHz (sometimes jumps to 1971)
And memory Max 4503MHz
Im not sure if i went too far but its stable.

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mrfungi
I don't know how to get it to 1.2v, maybe that is the cards limit. You've got it all ramped up and you've got some good clocks there so crack on.

You could google if there is a way of increasing voltage further with the cards BIOS. I know you can do that with power. I've no idea with gfx cards and their BIOS though, I've never had a need to do it.

Either way, grats on the clocks and good luck!
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RememberThe5th

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I ran unigine valley for 2 runs seems fine.
Im going for 1970-1980MHz
can you point out me where can i find results to compare with mine?

And the main problem i see its that when im setting curve, the voltage doesn't go 1.2V soo i can 2GHz but gets stuck between 1100mV and 1125mV.
 
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mrfungi

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The thing about running it with that core voltage is that you can degrade your card faster. Ramp down the core voltage and stress test till you get artifacts (should be ther other way round, but hey ho). Remember, you wan't the most overclock for as little voltage as possible.

Run an AIDA64 test with CPU/FPU/Cache/System Memory/GPU selected for about an hour or so
 
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Im not worried about Degrading card as i have replacement.
As i said my limiting factor for overclocking this GPU is that core voltage sticks around 1.1-1.125mV if i could pin 1.2V and i could get with Boost around 2GHz that would be amaizing.

This card has TwinFrozr II soo im not worried about overheating.
 
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I don't know how to get it to 1.2v, maybe that is the cards limit. You've got it all ramped up and you've got some good clocks there so crack on.

You could google if there is a way of increasing voltage further with the cards BIOS. I know you can do that with power. I've no idea with gfx cards and their BIOS though, I've never had a need to do it.

Either way, grats on the clocks and good luck!
 
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