Overvolting can give you headroom, but not always.
The higher the voltage, the faster the circuits deteriorate on your GPU, thus lessening its life span. Why would increasing voltage raise my core clock? I thought it was supposed to help stabilize current overclocks set by the user? My card stays below 70 degrees Celsius, so I think im good.Īside from all that, I noticed that increasing the voltage increases my core clock as well, thus making the artifact worse. If your cooling is adequate, then it will hardly degrade faster at all. It just adds headroom, giving what the card needs depending on the overclockĢ. Ive heard everywhere that touching voltage is fine for two reasons:ġ. 1 may get 100mz extra, while the other may not overclock at all. That's your max speed.Įverything overclocks differently, even 2 GPU's of the same model. If it starts artifact, go back a bit until it doesn't. It doesn't matter what your temperatures are, increasing voltage will degrade your GPU faster. I wouldn't recommend touching the voltage.
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