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By: ArVee in F@H | Recommend this post (0)
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Hi Sun --

Shaders, no, but you can adjust core clocks/speeds, right? That's accomplishing the same thing, if you recall the direct 2:1 relationship.

Remember also that a 660ti is essentially nothing more than a factory overclocked 660. You may not have much headroom, they may have cranked 'er good already. I doubt it, they're usually somewhat conservative, but just something to keep in mind. Example: I got my 465's from 1215 up to 1508. My 550ti, otoh, would only go from 1962 to 2054. Big difference. See what Galaxy 660's normally start at and you'll see how much the ti's been cranked already before it even met you. Cheesy Grin




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Re: Afterburner link
By: new_sun_rising
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Sun, 20 Jan 13 8:13 AM
Msg. 01747 of 02753

Thanks, ArVee!

I haven't paid near enough attention to exactly what work unit I'm running each time - have been more involved with trying to get her stable.

I did some web surfing and understand more what Micro was saying about there not being a slider for the shaders. Found a screen shot of Precision rather than the Precision X. Same on Afterburner - no slider shows up for the shaders on it as well - same for Galaxy's program also.

I'm back to Precision now and am getting more comfortable with that. I'll let her run where she's at for a while and then maybe try and tweak her up 1 mgh at a time.


Sun :-)


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