Last message on previous page: new one : 630/1100(2200)
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XPS M1730,IntelCore2Duo T9300@2.5GHZ,2x8800MGTX in SLI,4GB DDR2 667 RAM,DUAL 250GB 7200 RPM,VISTA HP with SP1,17" with 1920x1200 resolution
I got mine stable at 640/1000, (though i suspect I could go a little higher on the memory clock) and scored about 12300 on 3dmark.
I actually had it up at 666/1075 and got a bench on 3dmark at 12800, but on stress testing it crashed spectacularly (I actually thought my PSU was dead when the power button on the front stopped working ... manually powercycling the PSU fixed it though, thank god) so I backed it down again.
I ran a GPU stress test and got it to peak at around 81 degrees, but that is up from I think 70 at stock. That is more or less acceptable, isn't it?
Message edited by ganpachi on 10-08-2007 at 09:50:00 PM
I have sucessfully run 700/1000 in the past but decided to try a test. I found a program called "Performance Test" that claims to test all aspects of video performance. I started at my stock settings of 515/798 and started to move the speeds upward. I noticed a "sweet spot" at 612/900 where increasing either speed, or both, would cause some of the benchmarks to go lower. The card was always operating properly, was cool, had no artifacts and everything seems stable at all speeds I tried. Since it is impossible to perceive any significant performance increase from the 612/900 I decided to leave it there permanently. Anybody else run into a performance drop off beyond a specific speed?
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XPS M1730,IntelCore2Duo T9300@2.5GHZ,2x8800MGTX in SLI,4GB DDR2 667 RAM,DUAL 250GB 7200 RPM,VISTA HP with SP1,17" with 1920x1200 resolution
max temp for 88xx series is 100, i have seen many with 88xx card and their load temp is 90+
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XPS M1730,IntelCore2Duo T9300@2.5GHZ,2x8800MGTX in SLI,4GB DDR2 667 RAM,DUAL 250GB 7200 RPM,VISTA HP with SP1,17" with 1920x1200 resolution
got my 8800 gtx from core 600 to 720 and mem from 900 to 1110 with water cooling and ran stability test on it for 24 hours. though i will never try it EVER again.
PS:jonisginger, 78C for 8 series, for example is fine. With stock fan speed and clock, mine would top out at 91C. eVGA and their coolers on their 88 GT's can withstand 100C. So, by increasing the fan speed to 75% with this slight OC, the new high is 71C.
Message edited by nxcmp on 11-30-2007 at 01:31:42 PM
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