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pinkaardvark said:overclocking results vary so you may as well ask how long a piece of string is. Mine seems happy at 620 whereas yours as you confirm isn't. So maybe try 550 and leave it at that. Not gonna make a big difference anyways.
Jay123 said:550mhz is the stock speed....
Dutch Guy said:The problem with the 8800 cards is that the clockspeed isn't in 1Mhz steps but 27Mhz steps, these are the clockspeed steps of a 8800GTS: 513Mhz, 540Mhz, 567Mhz, 594Mhz, 621Mhz, 648Mhz, 675Mhz etc...
I can run at 650Mhz but not 675Mhz but there is no point in trying to run at 660Mhz as it will either fall back to 648Mhz or bump the speed to 675Mhz.
It could be that it drops down to 594Mhz until you select 621Mhz but it can also select the nearest clockspeed in which case your card runs at 621Mhz.willhub said:I heard something about the 8800 clock speeds not been what there shown, so my 620/1.96 clocks may actually be lower.
Dutch Guy said:It could be that it drops down to 594Mhz until you select 621Mhz but it can also select the nearest clockspeed in which case your card runs at 621Mhz.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/msi8800gts-640_7.htmlwillhub said:I heard something about the 8800 clock speeds not been what there shown, so my 620/1.96 clocks may actually be lower.