ASUS GTX-760 max memory clock?

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DavAguirre

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Hi, I just got a new ASUS GTX-760 graphics card. It works fine and I use GPU Tweak to monitor the card. So whenever I play games the memory clock always goes up to 6010 and stays there constantly throughout my playthrough. I was just wondering, it should be that way? Is it dangerous for the card?

PS: I have not used the overclocking feature in any way.
 
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It's not @6000Mhz, but 6000mhz effectively. Basicly your memory clock is multiplied by 4. So 1500 * 4 gives you 6000mhz. And yes of course it's safe.
The thing that you should watch for if you're planing on overclocking is heat and voltage.
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It's not @6000Mhz, but 6000mhz effectively. Basicly your memory clock is multiplied by 4. So 1500 * 4 gives you 6000mhz. And yes of course it's safe.
The thing that you should watch for if you're planing on overclocking is heat and voltage.
 
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