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Re: Version 2.25

By: new_sun_rising in F@H | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 19 Jan 13 6:58 PM | 24 view(s)
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ArVee,

When you say 2:1 - the 1344 cores = 672 shaders?

Also - I have the options of adjusting GPU clock offset, MEM clock offset, and power target.

Currently, GPU clock is at 1162 MHZ and Memory clock is at 3005. Power is at 66%.

Temperature is at 76% with the fan at 47%.

Do I want the GPU and Memory clocks to go up?

I played with them a little and doing that actually was lowering my power and temperatures cooled - that's why I ask. Also - right after the adjustment, those clocks went up for a couple minutes - then really dropped - so now I'm not at all sure what I'm doing.

I've never over-clocked anything - so am not at all sure about what I'm doing

Right now, I have EVGA Precision X. It actually looks a lot like Afterburner did.


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Re: Version 2.25
By: ArVee
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Sat, 19 Jan 13 4:48 PM
Msg. 01723 of 02753

Hi Sun --

That would indeed be good if that's the end of the 660 snags. Sometimes just takes perseverance and dogged determination. the good help we get in here helps too. Good spot on the p/s outlets btw.

Shaders are matched up 2:1 to cores on recent cards. Adjust cores if you're sure there's no choice to do so for shaders. Now the fun part for you begins, I loooooove o/c'ing. Go at it with the clock speeds alone would be my advice, then when you start crashing it, up the voltage a tad if you have that option. It's pretty well by guess or by golly filtered by common sense deal, so have fun! Watch your temps as you're going, having a stable o/c at 85 degrees celsius in the middle of winter will not treat you well six months from now. 85 is too hot anyway, the card might fold ok but you're shortening its life. Oh that's the other thing you can likely adjust or at least watch, card fan speed.

2.22 is not a choice anymore, but good memory.

Yes, 250 folding in Knight Rider I mean Kitt is a natural.


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