Overclocking Guide: ROG Strix GTX 1070 | ROG – Republic of Gamers Global

Hi everyone !

For those of you that have an ROG Strix GTX 1070 and are new to overclocking, hera is a small guide that will have it running at it ‘s maximal operation. You will need a gpu overclocking tool and GPU Tweak II is a good one to use, here is a link to get the latest version. Select your operational system then click Utilities, as of now v1.3.1.2 is the latest interpretation.

You will besides need a gpu stress testing program and Unigine Valley I find is a good platform to use, click the free download.

Overclocking your gpu can take a little time but to get your gpu overclocked promptly you can try my settings and see how they work for you. You ‘ll have to enable the “Overclocking range enhancement” to get more out of the memory as it overclocks identical far. To do this click the gear at the top right shown in red and check the box, besides check “Apply settings each time GPU Tweak starts”, this will keep your overclock settings and apply them when you start GPU Tweak. I disabled the GPU Tweak II Startup and Monitor Startup as it only needs to be running while playing games. Simply start GPU Tweak before playing any game.

Like this then click Apply

immediately chatter Home at the top then snap professional mode at the penetrate correct and it looks like this below. Slide the GPU Voltage all the way to the right until it shows 100 and slide the Power Target all the manner to the mighty until it shows 120, under GPU Boost Clock blue-ribbon manual and slide it to +33MHZ until it shows 1868MHz, then slide the Memory Clock to +1334MHz until it shows 9342MHz and chatter Apply. These settings are for the ROG Strix 1070 OC, if you have the standard ROG Strix 1070 you should be able to go a little higher with the GPU Boost Clock .

To keep your ROG Strix 1070 ampere cool as possible you ‘ll want to set a fan bend, 70 % is the highest it will go and I have mine set to be running at 70 % at 60°C. Under Fan Speed blue-ribbon “ User Define “ then click the short gear to the good and it shows this downstairs. Move the little red boxes with your mouse to your desired temp and fan speed, 60 at the bottom is the temp and on the exit is the fan speed 70 %. Click Save then Apply.

now open up the Unigine Valley GPU stress testing platform, I set the resolution to 2560 ten 1440, extremist settings with no antialiasing, then click Benchmark and let it run. If it crashes with the “ Nvidia display driver has stopped responding ”, you ‘ll need to back down the GPU Boost Clock a notch and run it until it passes, if you get artifacting ( flashing dots and triangles ) you ‘ll have to back down the Memory Clock until the artifacting stops. Be indisputable to click Apply if you make any changes.

The GPU Boost Clock does n’t stay at a constant overclock like previous gpu ‘s, mine goes ampere abject as 2000MHz and at times hits 2068MHz but stayed chiefly at 2012MHz – 2038MHz, the Memory Clock does stay ceaseless and runs at 9333MHz. Some gpu ‘s may be able to overclock a small more and some a little less sol do n’t be discouraged if you have to lower your overclock a little.

here are the scores of the ROG Strix 1070 in silent manner and overclocked with the settings above, the ROG Strix 1070 in silent modality shows a soap electric potential of 1.062V and soap temp of 67°C. – 100 frames per second

here is the connect for TechPowerUp GPU-Z with ROG skin if you ‘d like to install it, open it doubly and click the sensors tab on one.

My i7-6700K is overclocked to 4.75GHz during the tests.

Overclocked soap voltage shows 1.093V and max temp shows 71°C, but with the fan at 70 % the soap temp was 61°C, cooler than in dumb mode and scored 111.1 frames per second. A addition of 11 frames per second which is very nice but what is actually impressive is the Min. FPS going from 30.5 to 48.5 for a profit of 18 FPS. What an amazing gpu the ROG Strix 1070 is, it performs identical good at 1440p, runs cool and overclocks extremely well, particularly the memory.

I ‘d like to see how well you all did and compare so please post your scores and overclocks, if you have any questions feel free to ask .