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    Core and Memory clocking

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by miscolobo, Apr 1, 2008.

  1. miscolobo

    miscolobo Notebook Deity

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    Someone recommended i have my clocks set to 600/500. But my clocks are at 600/731. Is this bad? will it influence on my performance or is it better
     
    miscolobo, Apr 1, 2008
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  2. shawnhao

    shawnhao Notebook Consultant

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    well...whatever works best for you. So long as you don't fry your GPU, anything is fair game....
    Just remember, every card is different, so just because someone else's card crashes at 650 doesn't mean you can't push another card of the same model all the way to 700.....just monitor your temp as you go....
     
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  3. miscolobo

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    we have the same card lol
     
    miscolobo, Apr 1, 2008
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    flipfire Moderately Boss

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    All cards have different potentials even if they are the same model or brand
     
    flipfire, Apr 1, 2008
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    Magnus72 Notebook Virtuoso

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    Easy to see, first in games of course if you get strange polygons also check the temps. Then download ATI tool and scan for artifacts.
     
    Magnus72, Apr 1, 2008
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  6. WILLY S

    WILLY S I was saying boo-urns

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    Overclock core and underclock memory?

    In my experience (limited as it is) oc'ing memory makes little to NO difference performance wise... Oc'ing shader is the biggest improvement, so i might just give it a shot myself!
     
    WILLY S, Apr 2, 2008
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