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Default ASUS voltage tweaker and 4890 question
Does the voltage tweaker also increase the vmem? Before I start clocking I just want to know if I will get a better memory OC as well as the core?
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Nope, voltera PWMs only regulate the vcore voltage. So no insane GDDR5 clocks for you.

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Nope, voltera PWMs only regulate the vcore voltage. So no insane GDDR5 clocks for you.
Wrong, I will have insane clocks. I am laid off and have nothing better to do than learn how to solder

I was just hoping it would be easy
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Let me give you a tip when soldering:

USE FLUX! The normal flux you use for soldering pipe will do

Also use fine solder (really thin).

If you are soldering electronics, get a GOOD soldering iron.

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Wrong, I will have insane clocks. I am laid off and have nothing better to do than learn how to solder

I was just hoping it would be easy
Oh, well I'm not that extreme at gpu overclocking. Good luck

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I am actually fairly surprised, this card does 1175 Furmark stable on the mem with stock volts! I want 1250 or better though LOL
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