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Profile: stranger
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Hi all,
I am very new the overclocking scene, and thought the best place to start would be with my GPU. My first attempt has been quite successful, i have used Evga Precision to overclock to the figures above. I have seen a good increase in Crysis FPS which now runs in 1900 x 1200 all set to high no aa and average of 30-32 fps (Relic Level) before i would get 22-25 fps. All set to high settings i am now getting 18-20 fps. Tempreature after 30 minutes play has the card at 70oc.

Just wanted to know how far i can push it before hitting the limit (tempreature wise)

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XPS 710
Core 2 Duo E6600 2.40 mhz
4 Gig 667 mhz Ram
500 GB Raid O
2 Optical Drives
750w Dell PSU
Nvidia 590i SLI Mobo

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Profile: Eternal Poster
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well up little by little until your whole computer freezes and need restart. then you know the limit.

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i had my gtx @ 633 core linked with shader and memory @ 1022, i couldnt go any further than that....... my temps was about 80c but i dont think that was too high, i had it OC'd with those settings for many months.....


Message edited by Derbixrace on 08-21-2008 at 06:50:27 PM
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I run two 8800 gtx's so i know that decreases my overclocking ability (to the highest the lowest card will go), but i can run stable at 612mhz core, 1002mhz mem.......anything higher, i start locking in specific games......some are fine, but not all....so that is my cap.


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sorry kinda late post here

im water cooled on evga 8800gtx and my clocks are 675/1450/1025
24/7 with a extreme X6800 @ 3.6Ghz

:bounce: im a happy camper


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