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Title: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: Nalut on June 21, 2017, 01:18:30 AM Hello,
Recieved this card few days ago, mined Zcash 700 sol/s and decided to move to Lbry using Nicehash, i need help overclocking this card with MSI AB. Here's a screenshot of the current OC and speed using Lbry only. https://i.imgur.com/M4b2o01.jpg Electricity doesn't matter, as long as the OC settings doesn't hurt the GPU i am Ok. Speed ~500 Lbry on Nicehash Temp 63c~69c, is that Okay ? Mining lbry on nicehash wise or i should mine alone on Pool ? What should i adjust to lower fans and power ? Thank you all Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: thesmokingman on June 21, 2017, 01:43:10 AM Hello, Recieved this card few days ago, mined Zcash 700 sol/s and decided to move to Lbry using Nicehash, i need help overclocking this card with MSI AB. Here's a screenshot of the current OC and speed using Lbry only. https://i.imgur.com/M4b2o01.jpg Electricity doesn't matter, as long as the OC settings doesn't hurt the GPU i am Ok. Speed ~500 Lbry on Nicehash Temp 63c~69c, is that Okay ? Mining lbry on nicehash wise or i should mine alone on Pool ? What should i adjust to lower fans and power ? Thank you all http://www.wikihow.com/Overclock-a-Graphics-Card Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: Nalut on June 21, 2017, 03:22:32 AM Hello, Recieved this card few days ago, mined Zcash 700 sol/s and decided to move to Lbry using Nicehash, i need help overclocking this card with MSI AB. Here's a screenshot of the current OC and speed using Lbry only. https://i.imgur.com/M4b2o01.jpg Electricity doesn't matter, as long as the OC settings doesn't hurt the GPU i am Ok. Speed ~500 Lbry on Nicehash Temp 63c~69c, is that Okay ? Mining lbry on nicehash wise or i should mine alone on Pool ? What should i adjust to lower fans and power ? Thank you all http://www.wikihow.com/Overclock-a-Graphics-Card Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: MA3A on June 21, 2017, 04:12:39 AM Just had EVGA 1080TI SC editions - did not like them much, one out of 3 cards was acting up, were all new, no overclock... so got rid of them.
I see you overclocking it, but whats the stock clock? p.s. in any overclocking, if temps are within a good limit (yours is) should not damage gpu, unless you will start with voltmod, IMO Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: Nalut on June 21, 2017, 11:09:51 PM Just had EVGA 1080TI SC editions - did not like them much, one out of 3 cards was acting up, were all new, no overclock... so got rid of them. As long as EVGA provide warranty for 3 years i don't mind the 5 months ROI, what stock settings ?I see you overclocking it, but whats the stock clock? p.s. in any overclocking, if temps are within a good limit (yours is) should not damage gpu, unless you will start with voltmod, IMO I am not touching the Volt overclocking, since electricity is super cheap here. Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: Plumbus on June 21, 2017, 11:44:35 PM 1. Set the power limit to desired level
2. Increase core clock gradually until it's no longer stable then back it down a little bit 3. Increase memory clock gradually until it's no longer stable (or until your hashrate levels off) then back it down a little bit BOOM done You may have to do this for each algorithm Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: Nalut on June 22, 2017, 12:22:32 AM 1. Set the power limit to desired level First of all thank you for your comment2. Increase core clock gradually until it's no longer stable then back it down a little bit 3. Increase memory clock gradually until it's no longer stable (or until your hashrate levels off) then back it down a little bit BOOM done You may have to do this for each algorithm So that's it? i saw people go upside down like -20 on memory clock so they can get more hash power !! I am using Nicehash which is mining on three different algorithms automatically "Equihash\Lbry\Lyra2REv2" what should i do in this case? Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: anticlimax on June 22, 2017, 01:57:39 AM 1. Set the power limit to desired level First of all thank you for your comment2. Increase core clock gradually until it's no longer stable then back it down a little bit 3. Increase memory clock gradually until it's no longer stable (or until your hashrate levels off) then back it down a little bit BOOM done You may have to do this for each algorithm So that's it? i saw people go upside down like -20 on memory clock so they can get more hash power !! I am using Nicehash which is mining on three different algorithms automatically "Equihash\Lbry\Lyra2REv2" what should i do in this case? You can oc that card to +60/80 without really doing anything. You can't really damage it as you aren't playing with voltage. As long as your psu cables can handle the increase in power when you adjust the power limit to max (117%), the worst that will happen is a driver crash or your PC locks up. Title: Re: GTX 1080 ti ftw3 Overclocking help Post by: sidog on June 22, 2017, 04:22:08 AM also, if noise isn't too much of an issue, i would just crank up that fan speed to 100%. Those things are meant to spin fast all the time, it's the process of changing speeds that degrades them over time.
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