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    GTX 560M OC Values, Is mine safe?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by daryldeal, Jun 22, 2013.

  1. daryldeal

    daryldeal Notebook Evangelist

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    I OC'd my vc to 845 1690 1345 stable, I mostly play Dota 2, on avg i get temps of 75 degrees Celsius when playing. Is it safe to stay at these clocks for long?
     
    daryldeal, Jun 22, 2013
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  2. smellon

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    It's probably fine if you aren't seeing any graphic artifacts. That's definitely a good temp.

    840 core and 1500 memory seemed to be my upper limit for my old 460m which is very similar to the 560m.
     
    smellon, Jun 22, 2013
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    As i seem to remember the 560m gtx was a very OCable card. I have that card in my older toshiba qosmio x775. As long as you can adequate cooling, OCing should not be a problem. You could probably push it to 900/1800 1500mem and you wouldnt have a problem.
     
    elmyo, Jun 22, 2013
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  4. daryldeal

    daryldeal Notebook Evangelist

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    yea sadly dota 2 is acting up weird when i try those values
     
    daryldeal, Jun 23, 2013
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    Agreed that if you have no issues with your current values, you're okay; as long as your temps also fall in line with being stable.
     
    Prostar Computer, Jun 24, 2013
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    i go for 885 core and 1500 mem Stable before crashing XD
     
    Trewhela, Jul 2, 2013
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