In what mode should i put msi 770 twin frozr?

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mazooni
I don't own an msi card but it is pretty self explanatory. Put it at whatever mode you need at the time. If you want it to be silent put it on silent. If you are going to game put it on gaming, and if you want oc for some type of rendering or cuda performance put it on oc mode. I am not sure if this is a switch that is directly on the pcb or if it is software controlled but if it is on the pcb make sure to shutdown your pc before switching the mode through the switch on the pcb.
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I don't own an msi card but it is pretty self explanatory. Put it at whatever mode you need at the time. If you want it to be silent put it on silent. If you are going to game put it on gaming, and if you want oc for some type of rendering or cuda performance put it on oc mode. I am not sure if this is a switch that is directly on the pcb or if it is software controlled but if it is on the pcb make sure to shutdown your pc before switching the mode through the switch on the pcb.
 
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If you have a Lightning card, then the difference is "Normal" versus "LN2" overclocking mode. I would leave it on Normal, since the built in Turbo Boost limits trump the potential increases from the unlocked LN2 mode. Only if you were really trying to set some sort of record would you really need to go with the LN2 BIOS.
 
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