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My 465's and my 550Ti are like that too, Micro, linked, locked and loaded, shader speeds to core speeds. Price of progress I guess.

Been quiet around here, team's hangin' in though, next stop 140th in the entire world!


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Sorry for the performance hit
By: micro
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Mon, 26 Mar 12 6:48 PM
Msg. 00946 of 02753

I discovered at work this morning that my video card, the EVGA 460 GTX was NANing on me all weekend.
I believe it was a heat issue.

I have taken the computer out into the plant and blown it out with air, then came in here and downloaded the latest nVidia driver for it. It loks like the temperature is going to hold steady around 66 degrees Celsius and fan is running at 85%.

For some reason I cannot unlink my Shaders from my core clock to adjust the shaders only. Those two remain linked no matter what I do with Precision Tool.

I do not understand that.
Any help there would be appreciated.

Thanks,

micro....


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