Gigabyte 980Ti overclock query

Ragemeteora81

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Hi all,

I managed to overclock my Gigabyte 980 Ti to a 1452MHz (Core clock) and 3888MHz (Memory Clock) and the card seems to run stable on games like The Witcher 3 (very sensitive to gfx card overclocks it seems) and Battlefield 4. My question is, despite the card not crashing in game, I seem to have this issue where during idle periods, or while I'm surfing the net, the driver would just randomly (not frequent, but every once in a while) crash and then recover. Should I tune down my overclock (it seems like quite a conservative overclock) or is there anything else I can do?

Thanks
 

royfrosty

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Hi all,

I managed to overclock my Gigabyte 980 Ti to a 1452MHz (Core clock) and 3888MHz (Memory Clock) and the card seems to run stable on games like The Witcher 3 (very sensitive to gfx card overclocks it seems) and Battlefield 4. My question is, despite the card not crashing in game, I seem to have this issue where during idle periods, or while I'm surfing the net, the driver would just randomly (not frequent, but every once in a while) crash and then recover. Should I tune down my overclock (it seems like quite a conservative overclock) or is there anything else I can do?

Thanks

It could be a few issues.


As of now i remember the latest NV drivers have issues with chrome.

Next is could be fail oc.
 

Mikiberry

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It could be a few issues.


As of now i remember the latest NV drivers have issues with chrome.

Next is could be fail oc.

TDR issue. Go look for Maylyn's post on the driver hotfix.
It solved my issue.
 
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