Can you please check if this 570 overlock is ok?

Eerazer · 1 Oct 2011 at 02:12

No voltage has been changed or anything.

All I am looking for is a safe overclock so (there is absolutely no danger of anything breaking.) I want it to be a longterm safe overclock you see so I need to have the right settings.

Can you tell me what speeds I should be looking for if this is wrong? is it too high or anything?

The card is a Palit GTX 570 Sonic Platinum. Thankyou all

stulid · 1 Oct 2011 at 02:44

If you run Furmark, it will stress the system including the card and should pick up on any anomalies caused by the overclock.

Things to look for are "sparklies" which is a result of stressed memory and triangles/geometry oddities which is caused by the core.

Eerazer · 1 Oct 2011 at 12:48

stulid said:
If you run Furmark, it will stress the system including the card and should pick up on any anomalies caused by the overclock.

Things to look for are "sparklies" which is a result of stressed memory and triangles/geometry oddities which is caused by the core.

yeah but what i wanted to know is if i had the speeds about right, or if they are too high, or what area i should be aiming for on the clock speeds of everything if they are wrong.

before i check it in a program like that

kevbiss1 · 1 Oct 2011 at 12:51

Or play a game that sresses your system the most,keeping an eye on temps,those settings should be ok to start off with,but just do the core/shader to start with

stulid · 1 Oct 2011 at 12:53

Eerazer said:
yeah but what i wanted to know is if i had the speeds about right, or if they are too high, or what area i should be aiming for on the clock speeds of everything if they are wrong.

before i check it in a program like that

You cant see if they are "wrong" until you check for stability/anomalies.

For example I can set my i5 2500K to 5.5GHz and boot safely into the desktop, but until I test the stability etc I cant tell if its safe/works.