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Hi all,

Im looking at upgrading my GFX card (from the one in my sig), i usually play games like GW2 and BF3, both run fine @1080 on highest settings. I recently started playing skyrim with a few highres mods and ive noticed quite a but iof stuttering when out hunting in the grassy areas.

So i guess its time to get a bit more muscle with regards to my GFX card. i was originally looking at a 7950 as theyre about my price range, but then wondered if it would be possible to just get another 7850 and run them both in xfire/sli (i forget which is which) and if this would give a decent boost in performance

Thanks for any light you can shed :)
 
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im running standard cooling on the CPU so havnt OC'd it for fear of blowing it up (aswell as my lack of knowledge)

but i dont understand why when i increased the GPU settings it gave worse performance >.<
 
I tried overclocking my cpu a little earlier to 4gig but the cores went up to 79c at one point duno if i did sonething wrong with the volts >.<
 
just ordered a "Cooler Master Hyper 612S CPU Cooler"

should arrive friday, got the house to myself that night also so will try blowing up my Pc then :)
 
I hope not to lol

Am i right in just setting it to 44 and lowering the vcore offset until the cores fail the stress tests? Confused about the turbo offset also
 
Ok, so just so im clear then

Set multiplier to 41, run prime for 30 mins, if this is ok, increase in increments of 1 or 2 until the stress test crashes the system, then increase the voltage slightly (.05 or .1)


am i close? lol

been scouring the net at work for stuff on this ready for friday so i can hit this thing hard...good thing is, its winter so should be better for core temps :)
 
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