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Originally posted by: OmegaAI
...but the damn thing blew up for some reason and it wasn't that high.... I had it at an 875/850 and things ran fine ten I shut down my PC and went to restart it the next day and the screen was black... D:

I have had the card to 915/1000 but it ran fine and it was only at 1.75v. ...
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So you?re saying the card just died and not from OCing even though you had OCed in the past and were OCing it when it died? Brilliant!
 
Originally posted by: TheKub
Originally posted by: OmegaAI
...but the damn thing blew up for some reason and it wasn't that high.... I had it at an 875/850 and things ran fine ten I shut down my PC and went to restart it the next day and the screen was black... D:

I have had the card to 915/1000 but it ran fine and it was only at 1.75v. ...
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So you?re saying the card just died and not from OCing even though you had OCed in the past and were OCing it when it died? Brilliant!
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No, not necessarily. Stock is 800/850 so that much wouldn't hurt anything and I ran it like that without adjusting the voltage and the temps were around 52C during load and about 28C idle. I think I may have hurt it when I was benching the thing at 915/1000 on my stock cooler. The temps hit 94C and were still going up when I pressed esc to stop it. e_e But the max temps on the card are 104C
 
I don't know if you really put more than 1.35v through your card but if you did that is way too much. I am on watercooling and I don't venture passed 1.375v on my 4870 which in theory should be able to handle more voltage than a 4770 (55nm vs 40nm for the 4770).
 
Originally posted by: OmegaAI

No, not necessarily. Stock is 800/850 so that much wouldn't hurt anything and I ran it like that without adjusting the voltage and the temps were around 52C during load and about 28C idle. I think I may have hurt it when I was benching the thing at 915/1000 on my stock cooler. The temps hit 94C and were still going up when I pressed esc to stop it. e_e But the max temps on the card are 104C
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Which means you killed it by OCing.
 
He addmitted running it at 2v, im pretty sure thats what killed it, honestly the OC doesnt matter much i dont think if he was running at that voltage, he would have still killed it at stock clock running 2v.
 
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