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1. #How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 how to#
2. #How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 windows 10#
3. #How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 android#
4. #How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 software#
5. #How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 series#

#How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 windows 10#

Fixes crashing issue on some Windows 10 systems with OSD enabled.

#How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 series#

#How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 android#

The EVGA Precision X Android App connects to the host PC via Bluetooth. Compatible with nearly every EVGA graphics card. Want to setup a custom Fan Curve? Hit the Fan Curve button and set up a custom Fan Slope. Want to watch what your graphics card is doing in your favorite game? Load up the integrated monitoring and see all your graphics card vitals from right inside your game. This program allows you to fine tune your EVGA graphics card, including GPU Clock speed, GPU Voltage, Memory Clock speed and Fan speed.

#How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 software#

There are experienced people who will not need to look at this or pay any notice, so please leave any comments on how useless or unnecessary this thread is, in your browser cache, and not here.ĭo note that not all cards are the same, yours may perform better/worse than mine at similar voltages, or may have a lower/higher clock barrier.Designed from the ground up to support the latest GPU technologies, EVGA Precision X redefines what overclocking software should be. I also missed the overvoltage option at first glance.

#How to overclock with evga precision x gtx 970 how to#

I hope this guide has helped people either with a GTX 780 or general Precision use, as the program in general did not instantly click with me on how to use (for instance, i was not aware on how the boost clocks actually worked and came into play until i tested). I may do some insane runs to see how far I can stretch this particular card on 1.2v and get back to you on this, but for now I've set it back to my 24/7 clocks and voltages. I'm fairly sure that this card could clock more on the 1.2v boost voltages, but I simply want to elongate the time this graphics card survives. For all I know the GTX 275 wasnt correctly used. I havent compared these scores to anything else, so I'm not sure how good they are in comparison to yours or others. the lowest being 0.013v, the midrange being 0.025v, and the highest is 0.038v. The overvoltage option in Precision has three options for voltage. I however did need to give the card a bit of a kick to 1.175v for a clock of 1030mhz and 7Ghz memory clocks. Many reviewers never had to adjust this overvoltage, as they could achieve 1050mhz core on 106% voltage (which is 1.162v by the way). Not only is there the Power target option, there is also Overvoltage, which admittedly I did not spot quite so early into overclocking. I've not yet gone above 71 degrees with my fan profile, so the Temperature Target has never really kicked in for me, but for those that opt for silent operation, this may come in handy for you. It will knock down the boost clock and voltage until it is within acceptable temperature margins.

Whatever we set this is, is the temperature at which the card will throttle itself when it gets that hot, to prevent any damage to the card. This is where we look back at that Temperature Target we saw earlier. Most reviewers set the Power Target to max, which is 106%, and then the Temp target which we can get to later. Base clock is 863mhz, so we'll need + 137mhz for 1Ghz. Let's say for stock votlage we'll roll with 1Ghz on the core, which is nice in itself.

You can do this on the Mem Clock Offset slider. Now my main aim was 7Ghz memory, so from 1502, I needed +248mhz on the memory to bring it to 1750 (times four is 7Ghz). I then set out to create a stable overclock, which you can see in my system specs is:īut let's say you want to start at big round numbers, which is what I did. At first it was a little confusing, I didnt quite know how the advanced options worked as it looked a little different, so I spent about 3 hours doing research on specifically overclocking NVidia cards. So I decided to use what a lot of the reviewers used, EVGA Precision, which has the same backbone as Afterburner. Needless to say i got consistent display adapter crashes, and I was getting pretty frustrated. When my 780 arrived, I immediately set the clock for what was around 1ghz and memory for 7Ghz effective, and then messed around with the poor voltage options in AB. Usually I use MSI Afterburner, and have done since I started overclocking. Before it even arrived, I was checking out reviews and forums for the overclock, and immediately knew I wanted to get 7Ghz effective on the memory, and then clock the core from there. So as some of you know I bought a GTX 780 within 10 minutes of the release.