Video card is OCed to the max, or can I get a couple more Mhz ?

[tweakboy]

As you can see in my signature...

That is my OC .

anyone think I can go 2500Mhz memory for 5000Mhz effective.

What can I do with the core , is 1010 the limit ?

Thank to all for helping. Just wanna get a max OC sorta how my CPU is maxed and wont budge even 8mhz. Thanks

 

[Skurge]

Have you tried going higher?

 

[tweakboy]

Have you tried going higher?

That is a good question. The memory I havent taken or tried higher then 2450Mhz

the core I believe I put 1020 and game crashed if I remember correctly.

So I rather consentrate on the memory speed first maxing that out I think the Core is already pretty much max,, maybe I can get 1015 from it.

Ok let me try taking the memory to 2500Mhz ubber duber hehe.

 

[Skurge]

Your memory clock is the highest I've seen on a 560, so I wouldn't be surprised (or disappointed) if you can't go any higher, if I were you.

 

[tweakboy]

WOW Skurge I put memory to 2500Mhz 5000Mhz effective and BlackOps ran like a puppy for 30 minutes straight no artifacts or anything.. Man this is a beast of a OC toy. wow

 

[toyota]

run benchmarks because I believe with gddr5, you will lose performance instead of actually getting artifacts.

 

[tweakboy]

run benchmarks because I believe with gddr5, you will lose performance instead of actually getting artifacts.

Oh really.


How about if I try on real world games and graphics engine. like UT3 and Mass 2 and BlackOps , if those play well over 1 hour straight then Im good.

I already tested 2500Mhz effective 5000Mhz and it ran like a smooth puppy.

I think I will leave the core @ 1010 for now. Thanks a lot and thx toyota for information.. thx..

 

[toyota]

Oh really.


How about if I try on real world games and graphics engine. like UT3 and Mass 2 and BlackOps , if those play well over 1 hour straight then Im good.

I already tested 2500Mhz effective 5000Mhz and it ran like a smooth puppy.

I think I will leave the core @ 1010 for now. Thanks a lot and thx toyota for information.. thx..

I mean run benchmarks at different memory speeds until the performance starts going down. once it starts going down then you have passed the max the memory can handle.

 

[mnewsham]

Yes OC of memory will just decrease performance with no visible side effects.

 

[tweakboy]

I mean run benchmarks at different memory speeds until the performance starts going down. once it starts going down then you have passed the max the memory can handle.

Gotcha, Thanks again Toyota..