One of the Short Tests applied a +114MHz offset, which we benchmarked. The Long Tests occasionally crashed the ScannerX window, requiring user intervention to move on. In concrete numbers, running the Short Test resulted in offsets around +80 to +115MHz to the core clock, while running the Long Test resulted in a voltage curve with a maximum offset of +125MHz. Precision XOC is already needed to fully utilize all iCX features, and by using it we were able to gauge the ‘software overclocking’ angle of the GTX 1070 Ti FTW2. In Precision XOC, this features as the percent voltage boost slider. To note, while NVIDIA does support overclocking, they have limited actual overvolting, and instead providing the ability to unlock 1-2 more boost bins and associated voltage points. The importance is clear for custom boards that may only run at reference clocks. Ultimately, the EVGA GTX 1070 Ti FTW2 is being pushed as an overclocking card, like the reference Founders Edition.
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