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Graphics card overclock not appearing in 3DMark 11

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alexthetitan   10-30-2011 at 07:10:42 AM

I built my first gaming pc a few days ago and I have the GPU core clock overclocked to 901 MHz and the Shaders overclocked to 1802 in MSI Afterburner. However, this is not showing up in my 3DMark 11 test results below. Why is this? MY GPU is an MSI gtx 570 Twin Frozr III btw.

 

http://3dmark.com/3dm11/2102705?sh [...] CcgziTeeOA


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blade061188   11-02-2011 at 07:52:49 PM

What utility are you using for overclocking?

What clock speed does GPUz report when your card is under load?

Are you using beta drivers?

The 3Dmark page says your Graphics driver is not approved, so it could be that 3Dmark isn't reporting your clock speed accurately

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