So, having seen HTWingNut's performance thread on the 680m, it seems like you can easily get an extra 20% performance with some mild overclocking.
I run MSI Afterburner for FPS measuring and am tempted to OC the card. I was just wondering if others found it worthwhile to do so. I know that every card is different and so I might not be able to make the same sort of gains as someone else's machine, but I only ever tried overclocking once (my old 285m rig) and the benefits to that were so minimal and the heat increase large enough that it put me off the idea.
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The 680m is said to be very OC friendly. It's good that you came to get input on the matter though; you wouldn't want to get over zealous with it and consequently ruin an excellent card. Often enough, 5% - 10% is considered safe, although personally, I don't recommend OC'ing - even in desktops, where there is better heat dissipation - as it's always liable to cause instability. But many end users overclock and never have an issue.
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If you start slow and gradually increase your clocks by a couple percent you should be safe. Don't overvolt, watch your temps closely, and you will be fine
Overclocking a 680m
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Vitor711, Feb 20, 2013.