how much can i push my gpu core clock and memory clock

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Ardit Jahaj

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hi guys can sommone help me how much can i push my gpu clock and memory i heave xfx geforce 9800 gt i want to overclock it with stcok cooler at 85% fan it has core clock 600 mhz and memory 900 mhz how many more can i overclock it plese answer to me :D and with this fan speed on stock clock it stays at stble 52 c in games it goes ut to 56c
 
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hwbot.org has all sorts of graphics cards (even PoS Intel excuses for graphics) in its database, and they'll tell you average overclocks for all different types of cooling: air, H2O, dry ice, N2O, the list goes on. The average overclock for a 9800 GT is 739 MHz core and 1066 MHz memory on air. That's pretty ambitious for a stock cooler, but not unobtainable; users in the enthusiast category have been able to OC up to 799 MHz core and 1375 MHz memory on the stock cooler (not at the same time, of course :p). I would clock your card at those average numbers of 739 and 1066 MHz first; if those turn out to be stable under a stress test like Furmark, trying upping the clocks a little at a time. If not, lower the memory clock first as it has...
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hwbot.org has all sorts of graphics cards (even PoS Intel excuses for graphics) in its database, and they'll tell you average overclocks for all different types of cooling: air, H2O, dry ice, N2O, the list goes on. The average overclock for a 9800 GT is 739 MHz core and 1066 MHz memory on air. That's pretty ambitious for a stock cooler, but not unobtainable; users in the enthusiast category have been able to OC up to 799 MHz core and 1375 MHz memory on the stock cooler (not at the same time, of course :p). I would clock your card at those average numbers of 739 and 1066 MHz first; if those turn out to be stable under a stress test like Furmark, trying upping the clocks a little at a time. If not, lower the memory clock first as it has less of an effect on performance than the core clock. OC'ing is all about patience; how much time you're willing to spend tweaking to get the ultimate performance.
 
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