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Passed Valley at that speed, not tried anything else yet.
Boosting to 1272mhz. 87.5FPS. Score of 3662.
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The GTX 980 Ti owners thread.
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Passed Valley at that speed, not tried anything else yet.
Boosting to 1272mhz. 87.5FPS. Score of 3662.
Have a look at GPUZ and see what it says for the memory speed. Yours is reading about 200mhz lower than it should be according to that screen. It should be 3505, which doubles to the advertised 7010.
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You should be good to get at least another +50 out of it. Even the average clockers get 1400mhz
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This h440 isn't great for cooling, I don't overclock for gaming, only when running benchmarks 
I'm going to keep going, running fire strike now to make sure it's still stable. Which it seems so far
I'm going to keep going, running fire strike now to make sure it's still stable. Which it seems so far
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So to confirm, this would be my boost clock? 1392.
If that is heaven or valley, then it is most likely not correct. They are known to provide incorrect clockspeeds. Use gpu-z or run the rivatuner osd to give more accurate information.
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I've checked it against both AB and GPUZ, as said above, it's still at 3305mhz.
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Strange. I was more talking about the core clock however. For example I just run Valley there. My actual boost was 1429mhz, Valley was reporting it as 1631mhz.
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Oh right, yeah I don't read the core clock from it, I've got ab overlay on
When do you guys have to start adding voltage?
When do you guys have to start adding voltage?
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PS, for whoever it was that was asking about the boost clock dropping at 65degrees. Mines drops 13mhz at 63degrees.
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I exchanged the Gigabyte 980 Ti G1 due to coil whine. Got the MSI 980 Ti Gaming 6G and I'm quite pleased with another great Twin Frozr perfomance. Its very very quiet compared to the G1, and has absolutely no coil whine. Perhaps I was just unlucky, but my G1 singed songs like a whining bird.
I have a second 980 Ti Gaming 6G twin frozr incoming to run them in SLI. Hopefully I'l be fine going double non-reference assuming my case is well ventilated.
I have a second 980 Ti Gaming 6G twin frozr incoming to run them in SLI. Hopefully I'l be fine going double non-reference assuming my case is well ventilated.
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Is this stock or max overclock?
Just ran another one, +195, memory stock - 3922 - Fullscreen
What took you so long.
Nice to hear, also finding the msi ge to be a nice improvement over 780 sli. Great to be able to game in blissful silence and my case isnt like an oven.
Know the feeling mate.Haha, work got in the way, until tonight
Just had a little OC, 1490mhz boost and the only thing holding it back any further is the power limit
Card is REALLY quiet too. Very happy with it.
Stock boost of 1328 here, +150 nets 1478 boost, 75% fan speed and still cant hear it, havent touched the memory or voltage yet. The above scores around 200 points better in fs than the 780 setup.