Getting There!

Kornowski

Kornowski

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I could never get it stable, so hopefully... :rolleyes:
 
nice clock!

having so much trouble with my 8800gt sli.

1 card is stock @ 640
other is stock @ 600.

i can get both stable at 685 but no higher.
 
What are the clocks for your GT's?

I think the cooling on the GT is the main issue...

I can't get the Memory Clock any higher than 1,000, it doesn't seem to like it :cool:

Apparently, some have Samsung Memory in them, which will do well over 2,000, whilst the other type is around 1,000... Sucks really!
 
first gt is xfx.
stock
640 core - 950mem - 1600shader
oc
720 core - 979mem - 1670shader
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second is evga
stock
600 core - 900mem - 1500shader
oc
721core - 979mem - 1670shader

temps on both cards on stock are 31 - 33oC. idle
stock on load is max of 38oC

temps on both cards on overclock are 34 - 35 idle
oc on load is 45 - 48oC
 
Ah right, Mmmm, I don't see what the problem could be then.

Don't take the Core any higher, try putting the Shader up...
 
Kornowski said:
Nice!

Pretty much the same clocks as me! ;) Good going!

90% fan, isn't that loud? I only have mine on 65%...
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its loud enough but in the case its not too bad.
ive a wooden custom case with rubber lining so sound is barely 20db when beside it.

here's the latest.
im not gonna push anymore.

i took the whole rig out of the case, and used a few more fans to get this.
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core and shader will give the best increase on gaming.

memory will give you more whack if you have a big resoloution. your talking extreme resoloution's for a decent increase.
say 32" +
 
Ah right, That's good news! :D

I haven't actually tested it in a game, but it was stable for like 50 mins on ATI Tool, that should be Ok, right?
 
ah gowan stick the fan to 95% and see what you can get.

otherwise get an aftermarket cooler and go further :D

amazing clocks! 800core2000shader is wicked!
 
burned out at 740core 1850shader 1050memory. not gonna dare go higher until i can stick some ek blocks on them and drop the temps a lot with water.
 
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