Need help in overclocking my ASUS Nvidia GT610 GPU
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Supernova1138
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Don't even bother, if you need more performance, buy a better graphics card. The GT 610 is so weak that any overclock you do get isn't going to make any real difference. If you really want to try overclocking it, bump up your core clock by small increments, and test it out, make sure it doesn't artifact or crash. Once it does start artifacting, dial it back a bit and test again, that will be the limit of what you can achieve, since Nvidia cards have a locked voltage. Keep an eye on your temperatures while doing this, if it's getting really hot, eg. above 80 degrees, you'll have to dial it back, or see about setting a more aggressive fan profile if this card isn't passively cooled.
You won't get anything out of overclocking that gpu, it will never play any games, even if you double the clock. If you want performance go for a used 750 Ti after saving up, you will get good 1080p performance and can try over clocking that if you want more performance
SPgamer007
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No point in Overclocking a WEAK gpu, you can't go very far and with OC it won't make it something else, hardly 1-2 FPS increase which will go unnoticed, time for an upgrade.
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