It has been a week. How did it go? On these forums no news is usually good news, but I am still curious.i'll report back over the weekend on how it goes.
Or just use an injector like SMAA? Same, even slightly better visuals, better performance.
I do not use AB myself, but it looks good so I might switch. I used EVGA PrecisionX (I think it was called) which has some convenient monitoring and on screen features. Trixx which I am using atm is more basic, but does the job with no hickups.What software are you guys using for overclocking?
I am using afterburner but it is limited @1100/1575mhz
I noticed that trixx can go much further but it lacks all the monitoring features that afterburner has.
Is there any monitoring software that would work well with trixx? could I use trixx for overclocking and afterburner for monitoring or is that risky? Or is there any way to raise the limit in afterburner without using unofficial overclocking mode 2(disable powerplay)?
What exactly do you want monitored?
Congratulations on your new card! So you did some overclocking already with stock voltage? What did you obtain? I think you are going at it somewhat backwards, since I think it is safer to see what you can do with the voltage as default, and only when you must change the voltage.I had tried MSI Afterburner previously and used the /xcl trick to enable higher clock speeds and attempted to unlock voltage control but was unsuccessful.
Congratulations on your new card! So you did some overclocking already with stock voltage? What did you obtain? I think you are going at it somewhat backwards, since I think it is safer to see what you can do with the voltage as default, and only when you must change the voltage.
Just got myself an XFX Double D 7950 and taking babysteps with overclocking.
Thanks guys
Hope these questions aren't too basic.
Elcs said:GPU-Z is picking up my graphics card as running at PCI-E v1.1. Odd.
Interitus said:MSI TF3 OC [...] It does get noisy past 50% fan [...] stock voltage (1.18v)
Whoa, 1.18v? go ahead and unlock that voltage if only to try lowering it. You seem to have a winner on your hands there, compared to mine, that is. On the other hand, the default vGPU on my cards is 1.031, and I can hit 1100 with 1.075 on my weaker card. So maybe you can spare your ears a little and keep all of that sweet performance by lowering core voltage and heat.
How well those 1100 MHz+ clocks hold up 24/7? Is it for bench sessions?
24/7 use. There are even cards that get closer to 1200mhz for 24/7 use
[quotw]Geez.. You guys got nice samples. Mine's ASIC score is 62.x or something and it maxes out 1050 Max. (stock vCore) I lowered it to 1000 Mhx to give it a breathing room. Have been satisfied by the performance so I don't think I will fiddle with voltages.
How well those 1100 MHz+ clocks hold up 24/7?
Can someone please tell me what I'm looking at in this video?