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Re: Overclocking - brand

By: new_sun_rising in F@H | Recommend this post (0)
Mon, 21 Jan 13 7:17 AM | 26 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Folding at Home 		Msg. 01761 of 02753
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ArVee,

Next will be to clean-up the things I don't need, then get her back stable for the week, then try and tweak her up again next weekend when I'm around to keep an eye on her. Course, by next weekend, I might be tearing her apart for new mobo and processor - that will clean a lot of this up as I'll do a new hard drive at the same time. But at least I'll know what to download and won't have all the extras

Now, if I could just figure out where and how to get another one of these cards running . . . . . . . ;-)


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Re: Overclocking - brand
By: ArVee in F@H
Mon, 21 Jan 13 6:46 AM 		Msg. 01760 of 02753

Sun, see if it's in your Startup group (using Windows Explorer).

k, it was just a thought, glad it's holding your settings.

This is going reasonably well for a first-time overclocker. Propeller You've overclocked an already overclocked card, you have frame times that are making my face purple, you haven't thrown anything or at least haven't typed about it, and a handful of lost WU's are not unexpected.

What's next, an interim cleanup of all the stuff you've tried and for now have discarded, then a steady march on with the first number while watching temps?


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