might be a silly post, just dont really understand the effects oc/uv has on the health of gpus, especially when on 24/7
might be a silly post, just dont really understand the effects oc/uv has on the health of gpus, especially when on 24/7
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Every GPU may be slightly different, like mine is stable at max 3100 MHz and 1070 Mv, with 2700 on the VRAM.
Though word of caution; “stable” in my case means stable for everything I run. I can’t guarantee stability on everything, but at least on the programs I personally use, and that’s good enough for me. If I happen upon a game that crashes these settings I will need to re-tweak.
As far as I know there is no big downside to undervolting/overclocking as they compliment Escher other. Undervolting will make your GPU run cooler and you overclock to take advantage of the thermal headroom you gained from undervolting to run at higher frequencies otherwise not possible/too hot if you didn’t undervolt.
I would recommend trying out as many games as you can in your library to see how stable it is and take it from there. If you crash, then either: add 5 to voltage, or lower your memory overclock until you find the one that best works for you. Your GPU speed is fine, in fact the XTX can go higher.
Good luck.