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    ?Once Again Another OC?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Photoguy30523, Jun 3, 2006.

  1. Photoguy30523

    Photoguy30523 Notebook Consultant

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    Hey guys, i am currently clock at 435c/1200 i been runing this clock for 2 month already, i also ran the ATI Tool for 30min to check for articfact and nothing no erros. my question is would it be to much to OC at 440c/1200 or 440c/1250 and how bad i am hurting my card by doin this?

    ps: thanks in advance for your responce.
     
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    Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer

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    If I look at your notebook I see you have too much money, so do it! Just joking mate :)

    I think you have already much, I will never go further then 10%, but thats my opinion. Anyway, if you are going to overclock show us the scores :)

    Charlie-Peru :)
     
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    kidA Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    10%?! :D i regularly OC 30 and i can push 50, but that's just my specific card.

    for photoguy, try it incrementally, or you could just find max mem, take note then set it below that and check for artifacts. Also, when you OC enough to where you're at your next "level" always make sure to run 3dmark and check for artifacting.
     
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    Photoguy30523 Notebook Consultant

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    Ok guys, so i oc to 440c/1200 i ran the ati tool for about 1068sec and no artifact which mean is stable, i also ran the 3dmark05 and i score 7307..what do u guys think?
     
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    Thats great! Congratulations!

    Charlie-Peru :)
     
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