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+110 to +150 is the general overclock for the Windforce, which puts you right in the middle (pretty much where mine is too).
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How to OC 670 windforce Already OC?
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Run tessellation on normal, AA/AF on 4x... Then I'll tell you
I'm gonna do it in 1 hour and I'll tell you ok?
I'm playing right now. xDDDDDDDDDDDD
Guys I followed this guide:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1265110/the-gtx-670-overclocking-master-guide
pretty nice BUT....... could you just help me a little bit more with the OC...
what is the maximum? I know how to do it but I want to know few thing...
1. They guy is putting the Voltage at maximum from the beginning LOL. is that normal?
2. Power Target is at 100% (No idea for what is that)
3. Maxim settings? which are please THANKS...
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1. You can't change the voltage so don't worry about it.
2. The power target is the percentage of TDP that the nvidia driver will keep the card under. If you have it set to 100% and the card comes close to that 100% the driver will reduce the voltage and lower the clock speed. So just whack that bar to max.
3. That depends on what your card (gpu/mem) can do.
1. I mean this one
May I put it at MAX?
And ok the rest depend on my graphic card but... more or less because I don't want to burn my graphic card putting +700 MEM.
and alos you said to put power target 112% right?
UPLOADING MY BENCHMARK JUST A SEC xD
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Yea that voltage slider won't do anything.
Well as for clocks do the core first, idk what a good place to start is because I don't have a 670, but start there, test, raise by 10mhz, test, 10 more mhz, test. Do that until it fails testing and crashes. Then find the max stable core core clock within that 10mhz gap.
Then do the same for memory.
If you go too high on mem you'll know about it because it'll look like a disco on the screen.
Well as for clocks do the core first, idk what a good place to start is because I don't have a 670, but start there, test, raise by 10mhz, test, 10 more mhz, test. Do that until it fails testing and crashes. Then find the max stable core core clock within that 10mhz gap.
Then do the same for memory.
If you go too high on mem you'll know about it because it'll look like a disco on the screen.
2K of whatm memory? sorry because I don't understand the concept of...
My default clock is 980 Boost 1059 -My OC 1190- Right? (But boost means like if it was default already but is because my 670 is OC version right?)
So many thing sorry...
Thanks xDDD
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Hi Tuexnovia,
On a side note, I had a similar problem with my MSI GTX 670 OC version, after booting up my pc within minutes the GPU would be under heavy load 90%+. From what I remember after some investigation it turn out that java some how was causing it.
On a side note, I had a similar problem with my MSI GTX 670 OC version, after booting up my pc within minutes the GPU would be under heavy load 90%+. From what I remember after some investigation it turn out that java some how was causing it.
2k score in the benchmark. What setting have you changed to overclock it currently? Up it. Will be called core offset or something.
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Memory overclocking on 670 is very important for more fps
SO mine was a mix of -Adobe gama Loader- and -U3cheker-
hmmmm... ok ok you wereeee confusing me my brotherrrrrrrr xDDDDDDDDDDDD
Got some good gains from memory oc on mine, core topped out at +130, memory at +770.
