Nvidia cards auto OC to the highest core clocks possible depending on the thermal and power limit headroom availible. Also 1700+ is a pretty normal OC on Nvidia current gen cards. This is why manually setting an OC on the core is pointless, because the card will automatically OC if the card is cool enough, and it will automatically downclock if it gets hot. You can not control that behavior.
Secondly and more importantly, dial the fuck back on that memory OC unless you want to wreck your card, that is too huge, you need to start at +600 OC, run it for a while to heck if its stable, and then increase by 100, and repeat untill you find the max OC that runs stable for atleast an hour of mining.
Also, reduce the Power limit from 100% to like 60% if you are only going to be mining Ethereum since you do not need the core to clock to 1700+ as it doesent improve Ethereum mining performance anyways.
Cheers.
Okay thanks a lot i reduced my max power to 70% that is the minimum i could get my card to and thats solved my core GPU problem and it is now stable at 1227 MHz . Secondly and more importantly, dial the fuck back on that memory OC unless you want to wreck your card, that is too huge, you need to start at +600 OC, run it for a while to heck if its stable, and then increase by 100, and repeat untill you find the max OC that runs stable for atleast an hour of mining.
Also, reduce the Power limit from 100% to like 60% if you are only going to be mining Ethereum since you do not need the core to clock to 1700+ as it doesent improve Ethereum mining performance anyways.
Cheers.
I got my mem to 600 now but may I ask how to know if it is stable or not ! when it was at 1000 mem i did not get any errors or anything
If mining runs fine for 1 hour on 600, then its stable. Then you can increase +100 and run for 1 hour again. Repeat untill you find highest stable memory overclock
