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This card came overclocked to 370 out of the box (from stock 350).
I'm curious about some things.
A buddy of mine tells me the only difference between the GT and the Ultra is
clock speeds, two power inputs vs. one, and the cooling solution.
I'm wondering, then, what would happen if I overclocked my GT OC to same
speeds as a stock Ultra?
I'm assuming BFG put a beefier cooling solution on this card than a typical
GT has.
Three questions:
(a) Is this cooling solution at least equal to the one one a stock Ultra?
(b) How does the extra power connector come into play? To obtain
400/1100mhz, do I NEED that extra power connector the GTOC does not come
with?
(c) Finally, have any of you out there pushed your GTOC (with the cooling
solution it comes with) to 400/1100? To what effect?
Thanks!
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Scotter
This card came overclocked to 370 out of the box (from stock 350).
I'm curious about some things.
A buddy of mine tells me the only difference between the GT and the Ultra is
clock speeds, two power inputs vs. one, and the cooling solution.
I'm wondering, then, what would happen if I overclocked my GT OC to same
speeds as a stock Ultra?
I'm assuming BFG put a beefier cooling solution on this card than a typical
GT has.
Three questions:
(a) Is this cooling solution at least equal to the one one a stock Ultra?
(b) How does the extra power connector come into play? To obtain
400/1100mhz, do I NEED that extra power connector the GTOC does not come
with?
(c) Finally, have any of you out there pushed your GTOC (with the cooling
solution it comes with) to 400/1100? To what effect?
Thanks!
--
Scotter