I OCed my 4870 to the highest possible it would let me in CCC (790/1100 iirc) and ran some benchies. Turns out that I didn't really see any increase in FPS. Shouldn't ocing to the max give at least noticeable increase in FPS? I'm a little confused.
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I OCed my 4870 to the highest possible it would let me in CCC (790/1100 iirc) and ran some benchies. Turns out that I didn't really see any increase in FPS. Shouldn't ocing to the max give at least noticeable increase in FPS? I'm a little confused.
I flashed mine to Asus TOP bios, running 890 mhz water cooled. I didnt find moving from 750 to 790 to do shit either. Even still, at 890 its prolly just a few FPS but a nice jump in 3dmark vantage and 06.
What is the reason for this? Is it your CPUs bottlenecking?
Are you running 890 on stock volts? If so, that's a damn nice OC
You tested at the most demaning game you have with max graphics and max res, right?
OP...
Any difference in the Minimum FPS...?
Tested crysis at max rez high settings and didn't see any difference.
I got a maybe a few more in crysis for the min but nothing substantial. Doing a max overclock (within CCC relm) should give me a little bit more no?
Well at 825 and up on my 4870, I got wonderful driver crashes and freezes in COD4. Actually, same thing with the 9800GX2.
Overclocking may be fun to tinker with, and work great for benchmarks, but may make very little difference in games.