- Dec 3, 2012
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I've been using MSI afterburner to overclock my gigabyte GTX 650 2GB OC edition. My current stable settings are:
CoreVoltage: +37
Core Clock: +155
Mem. Clock: +133
(fan speed 100% all the time while overclocking, I only turn on OC while gaming.)
Problem is, I don't even think I hit mid 40C while gaming, and I'd like to OC the mem. clock and core clock a bit more. When I am gaming with higher clocks on that +37 voltage, I get display driver crashes. I'm amusing it is from lack of voltage. Only issue is that with MSI afterburner it doesn't let the voltage multiplier go past +37, even though I have thermal headroom for doing so.
I've checked then box in MSI afterburner that says unlock voltage control, but I have left force constant voltage unchecked.
How would I remove that cap, and is it even safe to remove the suggested cap set by MSI afterburner?
My power-supply is a Roswell 550 watt.
CoreVoltage: +37
Core Clock: +155
Mem. Clock: +133
(fan speed 100% all the time while overclocking, I only turn on OC while gaming.)
Problem is, I don't even think I hit mid 40C while gaming, and I'd like to OC the mem. clock and core clock a bit more. When I am gaming with higher clocks on that +37 voltage, I get display driver crashes. I'm amusing it is from lack of voltage. Only issue is that with MSI afterburner it doesn't let the voltage multiplier go past +37, even though I have thermal headroom for doing so.
I've checked then box in MSI afterburner that says unlock voltage control, but I have left force constant voltage unchecked.
How would I remove that cap, and is it even safe to remove the suggested cap set by MSI afterburner?
My power-supply is a Roswell 550 watt.
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