I just got an EVGA GTX 750 TI SC. I can get almost 60 fps in rFactor 2 with must things turned up to max, so I thought if I overclocked it a bit it should stabilize.
Using EVGA Precision X, I applied a +200 Mhz GPU clock offset and a +400Mhz memory clock offset, along with bumping up the voltage to the maximum of +31mV. I found these changes on a review of the GTX 750 TI FTW, which is almost identical except it has a 6 pin power connector that the reviewer was NOT using.
After applying those changes, they were reflected in TechPowerUp, but when I started rFactor my framerate was suddenly in the 20s even with the exact same car/track/settings combination.
The framerate was only fixed once I reset Precision X to the defaults and rebooted the system. What did I do wrong?
Edit: For those with this card interested in my solution, after learning that the memory clock could be pushed much higher than the gpu clock, I've settled on +75MHz on the GPU clock and +650MHz on the memory clock. The post I saw had +80/+700 so there is some wiggle room there, if you're lucky.
Thanks all!
Using EVGA Precision X, I applied a +200 Mhz GPU clock offset and a +400Mhz memory clock offset, along with bumping up the voltage to the maximum of +31mV. I found these changes on a review of the GTX 750 TI FTW, which is almost identical except it has a 6 pin power connector that the reviewer was NOT using.
After applying those changes, they were reflected in TechPowerUp, but when I started rFactor my framerate was suddenly in the 20s even with the exact same car/track/settings combination.
The framerate was only fixed once I reset Precision X to the defaults and rebooted the system. What did I do wrong?
Edit: For those with this card interested in my solution, after learning that the memory clock could be pushed much higher than the gpu clock, I've settled on +75MHz on the GPU clock and +650MHz on the memory clock. The post I saw had +80/+700 so there is some wiggle room there, if you're lucky.
Thanks all!
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