Overclocking my EVGA GT430. I need suggestions.

[MarkoBoss302]

I am wanting to do overclocking on EVGA GT430 (1GB). I already have all the necessary tools installed.
But look at below:

Default EVGA GT430 clocks:
Core Clock » 700/Shader Clock » 1400/Memory Clock » 700

I have PrecisionX, and this is my OC settings for EVGA GT430:
Graphics Clock » 855 MHz (+155 MHz)
Processor Clock: » 1700 MHz (+300 MHz)
Memory Clock » 900 MHz (+200 MHz)

Question 1: My OC settings is overkill, unstable or impossible?
Question 2: My OC settings can give for my EVGA GT430 better performance than the MSI GT430 OC Edition?
Question 3: How much should I increase the speed of the FAN for this OC settings above?
Question 4: What is the limit of the Shader Clock, it would be 1600MHz (+200 on PrecisionX)?
Question 5: I can create two profile with two different settings and switch between them?

 

[rowdymoody]

Answer 1 : You need to experiment. OC then stress test. Tweak then stress test, tweak again, stress test again. Until you arrive at a setting that is stable and you are happy with.

Answer 2 : Your overclocked EVGA GT430 might give better performance than a stock MSI GT430 OC edition, but probably not if the MSI were to be overclocked even further than the factory OC.

Answer 3 : You should leave your fan speed on the auto setting, so it will adjust itself according to your temp, and not be running fast when your GPU is idle.

Answer 4 : Don't know, no experience with precisionX.

Answer 5 : Not sure, because of no experience with precisionX, But I would imagine you should be able to create profiles.

 

[MarkoBoss302]

Answer 1 : You need to experiment. OC then stress test. Tweak then stress test, tweak again, stress test again. Until you arrive at a setting that is stable and you are happy with.

Answer 2 : Your overclocked EVGA GT430 might give better performance than a stock MSI GT430 OC edition, but probably not if the MSI were to be overclocked even further than the factory OC.

Answer 3 : You should leave your fan speed on the auto setting, so it will adjust itself according to your temp, and not be running fast when your GPU is idle.

Answer 4 : Don't know, no experience with precisionX.

Answer 5 : Not sure, because of no experience with precisionX, But I would imagine you should be able to create profiles.

Thank you friend, by the answers.

 

[Letten]

I overclocked my GT 430 with Gigabyte OC Guru from the stock speeds to 1000 MHz clock and 1100 MHz memory