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Is it typical for the MHz's to fluctuate some? Sometimes I look and it's at about 1248, sometimes it's setting at 1215.

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Re: Overclocking - brand
By: new_sun_rising
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Sun, 20 Jan 13 6:39 PM
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Micro,

I tried it and didn't like it actually gave me the same info that the others do, and I liked the "looks" of it, but the first time I even started it up, Hollywood crashed. Once she re-booted, I got it up and running - but had a more difficult time figuring out what to do and how to do it.

The programs for this 660 look different and have different adjustments than the older Precision and the older MSI. I surfed the web a little and found screenshots of those - my Precision X looks a lot different than Precision - but from what I could find, Precision may not work with my 660 - that was one of the reasons for the upgrading it and coming out with the Precision X.

I can adjust "Power Target" in %, GPU clock offset in MHz, MEM clock offset in MHZ, and fan speed in %. I can also adjust a "frame rate target"

http://www.evga.com/precision/#Overview

http://www.evga.com/precision/#Features

That first on give you a closer look at it, but the second one shows the bar and info across the bottom that the closer shot doesn't show.

Right now, shes at 1241 GPU, 70% fan, and running 71 degrees. Frame times when I'm not also using her to post are 5 minute 16 seconds on a 7625 work unit

Sun :-)


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