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Default Wow, my 4770 is quite the clocker!
900Mhz Core and 1000Mhz Memory, no voltage tweaks and all i did was apply a little Freeze on the core and stick it to 40% Fan.


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need proof of stability
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For what? :P
that it can game at those clocks with no voltage
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Pump up the voltage with MSI AFterBurner 1.3.0.

HD4770 rocks.
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Pump up the voltage with MSI AFterBurner 1.3.0.

HD4770 rocks.
It doesn't have a Voltage Regulator
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What'd you use to overclock it? Mine dislikes going above 780ish
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Is that a XFX HD4770?


I thought the only HD4770s that didn't have the voltage regulator chip was the Blue sapphire and the Power Color one.
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Is that a XFX HD4770?


I thought the only HD4770s that didn't have the voltage regulator chip was the Blue sapphire and the Power Color one.
It's the Dual Slot 4770 (YDFC)

Afterburner, GPU Tool CP1 and Voltage Tuner all detect no Voltage Regulator.
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