Not really much too it overclocking wise - one thing to remember is that the 780 core speed is in 13MHz bins and the memory clock in 6MHz steps - so doing i.e. 5MHz at a time increases to find where its stable is a waste of time.
I've found that a quick and dirty way to test it is to grab heaven benchmark - for most cards you will get:
[stable bin]
[black screen during heaven benchmark bin]
[artifacts/crashes out bin]
So finding where it black screens on the core in heaven and backing off to the next lower bin usually results in completely stability... usually.
See my post here also: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=25527473&postcount=18 (keep in mind those figures I put there are just for illustration purposes).
Thanks mate, been playing with my Lightning LE today, it is an amazing card. I am using a +38mv core voltage with 109% power limit, I have 1085mhz on the core which boosts to 1241mhz. I think the power limit is stopping me from going higher
I have the memory at 6412mhz at 1700mv and seems to be stable, it is Elpida so I can see myself hitting my max memory overclock very fast. It might be time for me to replace my bitfenix shinobi with a Corsair 540, I have to keep it at 75% to keep it below 80c.
If anyone is looking at this card I highly recommend it, it is just the normal Lightning at stock clocks. The box, accessories, cooler, PCB are all the Lightning one.
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