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Inno3D GeForce GTX 780 iChill HerculeZ X3 Ultra DHS Edition OC Tool.

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Don't know which tool is the best for this GPU? I tried Inno 3D's Tune It and boosted 10% ,but it doesn't seem to hold the 10% boost? I ran Heaven Benchmark 4.0 and got the same score with or without the boost? I wouldn't even know where to begin with this GPU?

This is the GPU that was Specially selecting Binned GPU for maximum OC Potential? maybe someone can point me in the right place for a OC Bios for this?

Anyone here own this card? Need a little help if you can :)
 
oldestgregg said:
Afterburner or EVGA precision. I dont think you will need the OC bios as you can just push the sliders yourself and really,thats all it will do
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I thought that too in the beginning,but reading it seemed better to use Inno3d's tool "tune it" I'll try both tomorrow and see what happens?
 
I had two of them, they did not seem to overclock very well as mine were already GPU 1-1189, GPU-2 1176 out of the box, there did not seem a lot of headroom without voltage mod.

I flashed the Bios and used a modded MSI Afterburner to get 1.3v but only got around 1250MHz and in Heaven 4 there was a lot of artifacts and they managed a score of around 3000 odd.

Anyways i paid around £500 each for them and the 780ti came out 3 days later and after messing about with them I just swapped them for two Gigabyte 780ti's which were £100 odd more and were just as fast out of the box. Here is the difference overclocked both at stock voltage (Heaven 4) 780ti against the Inno's

780ti at 4 place, the Inno's at 18 place.


With the OC tool i just managed 5% stable in the easy OC. You will see a slight pause using Heaven when the OC fails and it throttles back, so if you notice you can quit it and try again instead of waiting for it to finish.
 
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zuludawn said:
I had two of them, they did not seem to overclock very well as mine were already GPU 1-1189, GPU-2 1176 out of the box, there did not seem a lot of headroom without voltage mod.

I flashed the Bios and used a modded MSI Afterburner to get 1.3v but only got around 1250MHz and in Heaven 4 there was a lot of artifacts and they managed a score of around 3000 odd.

Anyways i paid around £500 each for them and the 780ti came out 3 days later and after messing about with them I just swapped them for two Gigabyte 780ti's which were £100 odd more and were just as fast out of the box. Here is the difference overclocked both at stock voltage (Heaven 4) 780ti against the Inno's

780ti at 4 place, the Inno's at 18 place.


With the OC tool i just managed 5% stable in the easy OC. You will see a slight pause using Heaven when the OC fails and it throttles back, so if you notice you can quit it and try again instead of waiting for it to finish.
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I just received it today and first off the plastic shield that lights up ichill DHS is all scratched up. This GPU seems to have been used before. Also it doesn't OC at all? I thought before buying this gpu I was getting a great gpu to OC,but it doesn't at all. I might send it back and get some thing else. Really disappointed and all the money I spent.

My Heaven 4 score was 1514.

What would he a better 780 to get?
 
zuludawn said:
If you can stretch the extra dosh get a 780ti, the Inno supposed to be the fastest out of the box 780 and it is, but there seems to be very little headroom to OC were as the 780ti has loads.
If not then this one
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-227-EA&groupid=701&catid=1914&subcat=1341
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I would love a 780Ti, but it's £70 more then I have to spend.

I did originally looked at that one. I love EVGA,but thought I would try something different. I should stick with what I know is good to avoid this in the future. Cheers for the feedback Zulu :)
 
thefogo said:
Not necessarily. What does yours clock to?
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Core Base Clock: 1046 MHz
Core Boost Clock: 1085 MHz

Not happy with scratches all over the iChill DSH logo,but it doesn't OC at all really. I have 14 days to return..

These are the one I'm looking at to replace this one.

EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Classified
MSI GeForce GTX 780 Lightning
EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Superclock (I like the Titan cooler)

Don't know which of these to get?

Edit: I'm now looking at Gigabyte GeForce GTX 780 WindForce 3x "GHz Edition" It also comes with a backblate and boost to 1071 MHz
 
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You could only overclock it to 1085mhz?
Edit:Can't be, it comes like that out of the box.
 
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