Aug 25, 2004 #1 N nihil2501 n00b Joined Aug 23, 2004 Messages 25 suppose there is no way of reading the temperature on your gpu which would be the case with an msi rx9800 pro flashed to an xt... how would you go about overclocking and keeping it stable and cool enough.
suppose there is no way of reading the temperature on your gpu which would be the case with an msi rx9800 pro flashed to an xt... how would you go about overclocking and keeping it stable and cool enough.
Aug 25, 2004 #2 G GCK Weaksauce Joined Oct 31, 2003 Messages 96 Well you could just overclock by small increments and run benchmarks on loops while looking for artifacts and snow. If you really care about the temp. then buy a temp probe.
Well you could just overclock by small increments and run benchmarks on loops while looking for artifacts and snow. If you really care about the temp. then buy a temp probe.
Aug 25, 2004 #3 R RancidWAnnaRIot EspantaPajaros Joined Feb 19, 2004 Messages 11,033 as long as you don't have artifacts or anything like that.. it should be fine.. make sure when you stress the card you turn off the AC in your room... make the room as hot as possible when over clocking... at least that's what i do.
as long as you don't have artifacts or anything like that.. it should be fine.. make sure when you stress the card you turn off the AC in your room... make the room as hot as possible when over clocking... at least that's what i do.
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