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Ravi Gagan
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You can overclock
clock to 1150 mhz
memory to 1500 mhz
All overclocking comes with a risk.its is commonly accepted that over clocking will most likley reduce the lifespan of an item. the more agressive the overclock the quicker it deteriorates. This can be offset by better cooling.
It will also depend on how often you have your computer on or playing games. As if the GPU is just idleing then there is no overclock as it dropsto ~500mhz.
For a GPU keeping it 80 or under is fine. Obviously the fan runs faster the hotter the card is so if you can stand the noise then it shouldnt be a problem
clock to 1150 mhz
memory to 1500 mhz
All overclocking comes with a risk.its is commonly accepted that over clocking will most likley reduce the lifespan of an item. the more agressive the overclock the quicker it deteriorates. This can be offset by better cooling.
It will also depend on how often you have your computer on or playing games. As if the GPU is just idleing then there is no overclock as it dropsto ~500mhz.
For a GPU keeping it 80 or under is fine. Obviously the fan runs faster the hotter the card is so if you can stand the noise then it shouldnt be a problem
Ravi Gagan
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If you "max out the card" using the stock cooler, I think you're going to end up with an expensive paperweight and not simply a bluescreen. As has been mentioned above Overclocking carries risk, and you are better off simply leaving the card alone if you don't want the risk. However Ravi has made an excellent suggestion which looks more like the midpoint for this card. If you overclock, that is probably the best destination given the configuration you have.
More appropriately however, Deuce65 said that you should overclock it to whatever happens to be stable. Since you can push a card too far, you can find this out by making incremental increases, and not simply by pushing everything to maximum in one go.
Additionally, please do select the appropriate response (ie not mine) I think your question has been appropriately answered by the above.
More appropriately however, Deuce65 said that you should overclock it to whatever happens to be stable. Since you can push a card too far, you can find this out by making incremental increases, and not simply by pushing everything to maximum in one go.
Additionally, please do select the appropriate response (ie not mine) I think your question has been appropriately answered by the above.
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