- Nov 27, 2013
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Hi. So... I have an Asus DC2 GTX 760 wich I bough not long ago, and it is an amazing overclocker. However, I'm trying to beat a "GPU-CPU class" record and I wanted a little more from it.
I had it with a +72 core clock offset for a while, and I recently found its max - +101 core clock offset
but if I push it to +102, when I test it with Unigine Heaven, it later stops for 2 seconds and it comes back with the stock clock... The GPU doesnt go above 67ºC, so is it a cap? or a safety measure of some sort?...
This is a screenshot from the Clocks section, from Asus GPU-Z ->http://prntscr.com/2ifo96
I had it with a +72 core clock offset for a while, and I recently found its max - +101 core clock offset
but if I push it to +102, when I test it with Unigine Heaven, it later stops for 2 seconds and it comes back with the stock clock... The GPU doesnt go above 67ºC, so is it a cap? or a safety measure of some sort?...
This is a screenshot from the Clocks section, from Asus GPU-Z ->http://prntscr.com/2ifo96
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