Quote from: Maxximus007 on June 19, 2017, 03:16:52 PM

Quote from: jmooney5115 on June 19, 2017, 03:02:40 PM

Quote from: UberDaemon on June 19, 2017, 03:39:13 AM

I did find some OC numbers my EVGA 1070s like and run stable at: -200/1100, ~29.1 MH/sec ETH.

Thanks again for everything. Really looking forward to v0016!

I'm having trouble OC my cards. I have 4x EVGA 1070 SC. Am I doing this right?

I could not get it working by setting INDIVIDUAL_CLOCKS="NO" and I set the individual clocks and -200/1100 to 2 GPUs to see if it worked. I'm still getting 26MH/s.

Note: I'm not sure how to check memory type in Linux. I might have Micron memory.

http://i.imgur.com/lUhwLjG.png

I can get it working on my 1 card W7 rig:
http://i.imgur.com/vtmDKYKl.png

Not sure what you mean, did you set the individual clocks as NO, but you defined the individual clocks?
Please try this first, to see if that shows more performance:

Code:

__CORE_OVERCLOCK=200
MEMORY_OVERCLOCK=800

INDIVIDUAL_CLOCKS="NO" # YES NO

Did you set POWERLIMIT?

EDIT: Ah sorry, I see the images now.. It looks okay, and should give you the wanted performance. But please try the overall clock settings to see if you get more performance.

I did not set the power limit.

I tried using the original oneBash file only setting the OC values to 200/800 and nothing changes. I can set the values high or low and nothing changes. I don't have full understanding of how these values relate to the EVGA tool. I see on my W7 rig, the memory clock = 4322MHz and gpu clock = 1987MHz.

Does setting MEMORY_OVERCLOCK=800 like setting 'MEM CLOCK OFFSET=+800? Do you have any reading material on this? I cannot find anything to help me.