All right i have a cyber power pc the i7 11 700 k with um i have an asus geforce rtx 3060
ti many people have the same setup so i was going to do a video on gpu overclocking it
basically i wanted to show you the temps i'm getting
and also um the frame rates as far as when you when you change it so right now i have
you have to download msi afterburner and msi come buster to actually overclock your gpu
there's probably other ways to do it but that's what i used when you install both you run
msi afterburner and there's a k here and when you hit that k that brings up the combustor
which shows all the statistics that you're changing as you as you're overclocking and
basically what you do is you overclock it to the point where it crashes this this combustor
and then you know you can't go any higher than that and then you drop back about 20
points and you should be okay you're still going to have to run some tests you might
have to go a little lower i'm not going to go over how to do that zach here i have a
little um image down here on how to overclock your gpu he has a really good video on how
to overclock it this is just specific to the cyberpower at least mine and many people have
the same one so after you run msi afterburner you want to save the base configuration so
here's what it looks like what at least mine does when you basically start up msri afterburner
with no overclocking and what i did is you hit this little disc and you hit like slot
one and now whenever you have to you can go back to slot one you would click slot one
and and hit this check box and it would always go back to the original um frequencies no
overclocking and then when you do all the tests and you figure out what what frequencies
you think you can go to to overclock it you could save it like i saved mine in this slot
3. so basically slot 3 i have my core clocks overclock to a plus 41 megahertz my memory
clock is overclocked to 806 and you can't really put a number near it there's a certain
numbers that it allows so you got to do core clock memory clock so power limit to full
percentage temp limit to full percentage and then you can mess around with the fan speed
zach um said you go between 70 and 100 percent of the fan if i go in the 80s on my fan i
could really hear the gpu fan and i don't want to do that so i kept it at 72. now when
i overclock it the highest i get on my cpu my gpu temps is 69 degrees i want to stay
below 70. so 69 is pretty good and then even at my base settings my gpu stays around 58.60
so it was running really cold on the base settings so i could go up um to 69 degrees
and not really have much trouble and um that's what i'm going to run my games at and the
good thing about this is hopefully it just changed if if you ever want to go back to
your base settings you can hit this um button here and it'll go back to your base settings
and you can save it in slot one again um but the good thing about this is you could run
msi afterburner and whenever you run games you can hit three and apply and it'll run
the overclocked um settings in your game and then after you're done with the game you can
hit one and apply here and it won't run overclocking in like when you're regularly doing things
like browsing and stuff um if you hit this button up here this little windows icon it'll
apply whatever setting you have last to the startup and i don't recommend anybody doing
that i recommend that if you're going to play games you have it on this strip here and you
you select the setting you want for the game that you're playing and that's just the way
i did it now i don't know if i seen any advantage to running this in gaming i did run halo infinite
and i get 200 frames per second where i normally i get like 186 but 200 frames only showed
up for a few seconds and then it went away and i was back in the 180s again so i don't
know how much gpu overclocking does for you but um this is how you pretty much do it and
i just wanted to do a quick video on the cyberpower system doing that thanks
Overclocking the Cyberpowerpc GPU