digitalgunfire
Limp Gawd
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- Aug 26, 2008
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I've Googled a bit but haven't found exactly what I'm looking for. Obviously the process is a little different with these cards than my 570s were..
I got my 780ti yesterday. I downloaded Afterburner 3, set the power to 106%, target as temperature at 95c. I put +150MHz on the core and +350MHz on the memory. Played BF4 for 3 hours or so with no stability problems, didn't get above 80c or so with the fan at 45-50%. I see when people discuss the 780 there is the regular clock and 'boost clock' - I'm not sure how to tell which one is being displayed as there is no separate monitor in AB3 for core vs boost clock. So when I look at other stable overclocks, I am not sure whether I have a lot more room to play or whether I should leave it as is.
Not looking to take this thing to its limits, just seems like these cards have a lot of headroom and I don't want to leave free performance on the table!
I got my 780ti yesterday. I downloaded Afterburner 3, set the power to 106%, target as temperature at 95c. I put +150MHz on the core and +350MHz on the memory. Played BF4 for 3 hours or so with no stability problems, didn't get above 80c or so with the fan at 45-50%. I see when people discuss the 780 there is the regular clock and 'boost clock' - I'm not sure how to tell which one is being displayed as there is no separate monitor in AB3 for core vs boost clock. So when I look at other stable overclocks, I am not sure whether I have a lot more room to play or whether I should leave it as is.
Not looking to take this thing to its limits, just seems like these cards have a lot of headroom and I don't want to leave free performance on the table!