They dont just POP lol.
Use Trixx dammit, or you got some obscure card that doesnt support trixx?
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R9 290X Owners Thread
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They dont just POP lol.
Use Trixx dammit, or you got some obscure card that doesnt support trixx?
Its a powercolor PCS+. its linked in my Sig. its a reference PCB with a huge cooler on it. i will give Trixx ago later. thanks
Its a powercolor PCS+. its linked in my Sig. its a reference PCB with a huge cooler on it. i will give Trixx ago later. thanks
Trixx will allow you to do +200mV without any difficulties. Unwinder seems to try his best to make MSI AB a pain in the ass.
That quite reasonable for 1170mhz
I don't believe in using crazy volts either.
I used to find that with my Asus Matrix Platinum 7970s.
Thats because temps --> volts on air cooling.
1200/1350 @ +150mv
So i know it can do 1200Mhz. I'm happy with that
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/3124220
1200/1350 @ +150mv
So i know it can do 1200Mhz. I'm happy with that
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/3124220
Memory man, i run 1650 for 24/7, do atleast 1500 for screenshots
Memory man, i run 1650 for 24/7, do atleast 1500 for screenshots
Elpida memory, the most it will do is 1450 and even that is unstable as often as it holds. 1430 is the most i can manage stable.
The core is fine but that Elpida memory.... nah.
Your memory scales linearly with core voltage.
Jinxed for life. You had a classy 780 that couldn't overclock either didn't you?
Yeah, that only got 1180Mhz on stock volts. It was 1150 out of the box lol