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Re: Overclocking - brand

By: ArVee in F@H | Recommend this post (0)
Mon, 21 Jan 13 6:26 AM | 24 view(s)
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(This msg. is a reply to 01757 by new_sun_rising)
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You're upping your clock speeds in a different manner than that to which I'm accustomed. I move the shader (or clock) speed bar, save it (in the tuner application) and when the tuner application is started any time after that, the new speed is there. I have it starting up at boot, too, so the speed I want, wherever I last left it on a tune, is there. Are you saving things within the tuner program?


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Re: Overclocking - brand
By: new_sun_rising in F@H
Mon, 21 Jan 13 5:37 AM 		Msg. 01757 of 02753

I have all sorts of "funny" things happening.

When I first tried overclocking with EVGA, 50 MHz increase put her running about 1258. This last time, 70 MHz put her fluctuating some between 1214 - 1241.

I bumped her up to 80 this afternoon, and at about 48% through the work unit, the computer rebooted. I had uninstalled Xtreme Tuner, but when she rebooted, Xtreme Tuner started up. It still showed up in the programs when I went to uninstall it again, but when I tried, it said it had already been uninstalled. I doesn't show up under programs in Windows Explorer - so not sure just what's happening there?

Once it rebooted - it started a different work unit - so that's at least 4 that I've killed this weekend - 2 at about 75% completed and this one at 48%. I killed a couple right after they started, but they weren't quite so bad. :-(


Sun :-)

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