GPU Overclocking for Ergo
Maximize your Ergo mining performance with safe and effective GPU overclocking techniques. Optimize power efficiency while maintaining stability.
Overclocking Fundamentals
Ergo's Autolykos2 algorithm is memory-intensive, meaning memory clock speeds have the greatest impact on hashrate. Focus on maximizing memory bandwidth while reducing power consumption through core clock undervolting.
Memory First
Prioritize memory overclocking for maximum hashrate gains
Undervolt Core
Reduce core clocks to lower power and heat
Efficiency Focus
Optimize for MH/s per watt, not raw performance
Safety Guidelines
Temperature Monitoring
Keep GPU temps below 83°C, VRAM below 95°C
Gradual Changes
Increase overclocks in small 50MHz increments
Stress Testing
Test stability for 24+ hours before deploying
Power Supply
Ensure adequate PSU capacity with 20% headroom
GPU-Specific Settings
NVIDIA RTX 30 Series
Recommended Settings
Compatible Models
NVIDIA RTX 40 Series
Recommended Settings
Compatible Models
AMD RX 6000 Series
Recommended Settings
Compatible Models
AMD RX 7000 Series
Recommended Settings
Compatible Models
Overclocking Tools
MSI Afterburner
Most popular overclocking tool for NVIDIA/AMD
HiveOS Overclocking
Built-in overclocking for mining OS
AMD WattMan
Official AMD overclocking utility
NVIDIA Inspector
Advanced NVIDIA tweaking tool
Step-by-Step Overclocking
Baseline Testing
Record stock hashrate, power draw, and temperatures for comparison
Reduce Power Limit
Lower power limit to 65-75% to improve efficiency
Undervolt Core Clock
Reduce core clock by 200-500MHz to lower heat and power
Increase Memory Clock
Gradually increase memory in +50MHz steps until instability
Fine-Tune & Test
Find optimal balance and stress test for 24+ hours
Monitor & Adjust
Continuously monitor temps and adjust fan curves as needed
Performance Optimization Tips
Efficiency Focus
- Target 0.6-0.8 MH/s per watt
- Prioritize memory bandwidth over core speed
- Maintain GPU temps below 80°C
Common Mistakes
- Pushing memory too hard causing errors
- Ignoring VRAM temperature limits
- Not testing stability long enough