Can you run heaven at the same settings as me mate?
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***The Official NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 Overclocking Thread***
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Can you run heaven at the same settings as me mate?
Cheers
What he doesn't say is that he went through EVGAs stock and cherry picked it
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What he doesn't say is that he went through EVGAs stock and cherry picked it
This one is actually a reference 1570 model, standard clocks, luck of the draw!
My previous 260 was indeed one of the best from the first couple batches when they came out
(would have been flashed to F T W < = bad word?)Might not be for a while. I don't like to bench the htpc system too often
Its only running Heaven
If its in a HTPC why the high clocks?
Its only running Heaven
If its in a HTPC why the high clocks?
I thought this was an overclocking thread?
I don't like OC the GPU for a daily user, stock clocks is good for me!
I thought this was an overclocking thread?
I don't like OC the GPU for a daily user, stock clocks is good for me!
Oh right
1.1v for a 570.
Had a little play with a EVGA GTX570 HD SC.
Clocks for Heaven were 900/1800/1970 @ 1.075 voltage.
I also ran a 3D Mark 11 benchmark clocks were 890/1780/1970 @ 1.075 voltage.
http://3dmark.com/3dm11/1717703?show_ads=true&page=/3dm11/1717703?key=AduLy0bWbq73UTNQKyfhptcFSyeA6r
Clocks for Heaven were 900/1800/1970 @ 1.075 voltage.
I also ran a 3D Mark 11 benchmark clocks were 890/1780/1970 @ 1.075 voltage.
http://3dmark.com/3dm11/1717703?show_ads=true&page=/3dm11/1717703?key=AduLy0bWbq73UTNQKyfhptcFSyeA6r
Not quite a 570, but a 480 is pretty much the same thing. The core won't clock as high as many 570's but it does have a little extra memory bandwidth to balance things out. Processor is an i5 2500K @ Stock.
Stock Settings 700/1848 @ 0.95v
OC 860/2000 @1.1v
Stock Settings 700/1848 @ 0.95v
OC 860/2000 @1.1v
Not sure why, but I guess min and max speeds are just a "one-off" occurance during each benchmark. Perhaps it is the slight architectual differences between the cards, driver optimistaions (400 vs 500 series) or general general differences. Overall performance is pretty much equal with my min fps being higher, but max fps lower. I am sure it would be near impossible to tell the difference between the cards in gaming terms, although your 570 will run noticably quieter at stock settings than my 480.
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[TW]Fox;19921726 said:You have a 570 now easy? I'm sure I remember you as a big time advocate of the ATi cards back when I got my 570 6 months ago
I had a 6950 and flashed it to 6970 see sticky,
Sold that and got a GTX 570 to relieve some boredom
There are pros and cons of each.
One thing that sucks about the NV card is that you can't have 3 monitors off one card. Even for 2D desktop usage.
Having said that the GTX 570 is faster in metro
I just fancied and change while I was bored being off work
how can you change the voltage on a non-reference card? sorry if i'm making people repeat themselves
