Sweet and he has a 300% power bios but that is a bit brave for my Titan.
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There has been several occasions when I have had to search for this top notch guide.
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Sweet and he has a 300% power bios but that is a bit brave for my Titan.
It won't let me the cmd prompt disappears.
Gregster have you asked for this thread to be included in the useful links thread sticky
There has been several occasions when I have had to search for this top notch guide.
Next, install the MSI afterburner that came in the tools package. Make sure afterburner is not running and find the MSI afterburner folder that just installed.
Go into that folder and open the 'profiles' folder and you should see 2 files. One looks like this 'VEN_10DE&DEV_1005&SUBSYS_27913842&REV_A1&BUS_1&DEV_0&FN_0.cfg' Open that with notepad and add to the bottom
That's done it
Onto the next step!
As in don't exceed 1.3v on AB? Yeah I hadn't planned to, I really don't fancy pushing too hard
I'll finish the rest of your guide before I tweak anything though anyway. Apart from the Zawardo bit![]()
I wont bother adding any more V despite the temps being really good (<40*C)
@1.3v I'm benching +440/+650
Shame I seem to have hurt my 2500k though, it used to bench happily at 5.46GHz but now I can only get 5.1GHz... guess 1.6+ volts wasn't idealThat's hurting the benches now!
Yeah true. I didn't mind pushing £100 worth of CPU but this is by far the most expensive card I've ever had so I don't like to abuse it. Despite it barely costing me £200![]()