Dogeisilluminati Reputable Dec 13, 2014 233 0 4,710 May 8, 2015 #1 I'm mildly new to OC, but I have enough experience to know what it means. But when I overclock my 750, It seems to crash during gameplay. Certain games are BF4 and AC Unity. Can someone give a good spec for OC for my MSI afterburner?
I'm mildly new to OC, but I have enough experience to know what it means. But when I overclock my 750, It seems to crash during gameplay. Certain games are BF4 and AC Unity. Can someone give a good spec for OC for my MSI afterburner?
Solution DasHotShot May 8, 2015 There is almost no point in trying to OC that card. If you do, you have to take it very slow and make tiny incremental steps, stress test it and be happy with tiny gains. It does after all draw power from the motherboard rather than a 6pin so you can really only do so much, almost nothing with it. If you want to OC you need to upgrade to something in the mid to high range.
There is almost no point in trying to OC that card. If you do, you have to take it very slow and make tiny incremental steps, stress test it and be happy with tiny gains. It does after all draw power from the motherboard rather than a 6pin so you can really only do so much, almost nothing with it. If you want to OC you need to upgrade to something in the mid to high range.
DasHotShot Honorable Feb 17, 2015 2,368 2 12,465 May 8, 2015 Solution #2 There is almost no point in trying to OC that card. If you do, you have to take it very slow and make tiny incremental steps, stress test it and be happy with tiny gains. It does after all draw power from the motherboard rather than a 6pin so you can really only do so much, almost nothing with it. If you want to OC you need to upgrade to something in the mid to high range. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
There is almost no point in trying to OC that card. If you do, you have to take it very slow and make tiny incremental steps, stress test it and be happy with tiny gains. It does after all draw power from the motherboard rather than a 6pin so you can really only do so much, almost nothing with it. If you want to OC you need to upgrade to something in the mid to high range.
drkatz42 Honorable Apr 5, 2014 1,882 2 12,460 May 8, 2015 #3 Every card is different and has more/less overclocking potential. Here's something for your reference, your mileage will vary of course. http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/msi-geforce-gtx-750-and-750-ti-gaming-review,22.html Upvote 0 Downvote
Every card is different and has more/less overclocking potential. Here's something for your reference, your mileage will vary of course. http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/msi-geforce-gtx-750-and-750-ti-gaming-review,22.html