470 OC clocks and volts
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1.212 @ 875/1750/2180 which benches ok in Unigine. Although BF3 doesnt like it, so I put it on 850/1700/1800 for now, which works, but will see what max I can get for game stable.
Oh and never goes over 70c using Accelero Xtreme Plus
Oh and never goes over 70c using Accelero Xtreme Plus
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My old card did 850 on 1.087V.
Mine does, but memory needs extra volts to get it higher. The BF3 clocks are at 1.087, but just seeing whats the max I can get without it crashing on me
1.212 @ 875/1750/2180 which benches ok in Unigine. Although BF3 doesnt like it, so I put it on 850/1700/1800 for now, which works, but will see what max I can get for game stable.
Oh and never goes over 70c using Accelero Xtreme Plus
Have you tried OCCT to test for errors ? This brings errors up quite quickly if they exist
1.212 @ 875/1750/2180 which benches ok in Unigine. Although BF3 doesnt like it, so I put it on 850/1700/1800 for now, which works, but will see what max I can get for game stable.
Oh and never goes over 70c using Accelero Xtreme Plus
Bloody hell that's impressive!
900MHz with slightly over 1.1v is stable on both of mine but I never run them above 800MHz on the reference cooler for general useage (~1.028v). 750Mhz is stable on stock voltage. 840MHz is highest I can get stable on reference cooler using the 1.087v limit.
Im using MSI Afterburner with modded Bios. Managed to get memory clock a bit higher now without crashing. I guess BF3 is good at finding errors
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I'm using VF3000F's on both of mine, with MSI Afterburner I can get 800mhz with 1.05v.
Any higher and it seems to crash.
Any higher and it seems to crash.
Sli gtx 470's. Ran daily at 750/1500/1674 on stock volts of 0.987. Had them at 800/1600/1700 on 1.012v, bench and game stable. Highest ive tried was 820/1640/1700, 1.087v afterburner limit for running the heaven bench. Reference cooled so dont like to run them much higher than 750mhz. Seen a few i7 9** users on here, blowing motherboard 24 pin atx sockets with theese cards in sli clocked high on 850w psu's, running a corsair hx 850 here.