Posts by DrBoss

Quote:Originally Posted by G3RG Are you temp throttling then? From what I understand 670s throttle at 70c, I'm watercooled so I've never experienced temp throttling, just TDP throttling. No, i've never reached 70C. I'm typically...

Quote:Originally Posted by G3RG Can you watch the GPUz sensors while running something like heaven for me? I'd like to know what % TDP you throttle at. I throttle at different %TDP depending on the voltage i'm running. But its...

i don't have a volt meter to test, but based on performance and stability i am convinced the new AB (2.2.3) has done something to allow high voltage to the PE. Prior to AB i was stable with the default voltage at 1316 MHz core... after...

Quote:Originally Posted by Killbuzzjrad I wonder if there is any way to use the 680 TF4's fans with the 670 TF4?perhaps... but the PCB, overal dimensions of the 680 Lighthing, and Twin Frozr IV fan shroud are substantially larger...

Quote:Originally Posted by psyside Nevermind ,i was confused when i was typing that post, sleepy actually, i tough your talking about 680L No worries. It is amazing how much better the 'slightly' larger Twin Frozr IV fans on the...

I have a Fractal Design XL case with sound absorbing mats throughout. All fan's have been changed out with Thermalright Silent X's running at a conservative (silent) speed.

Quote:Originally Posted by psyside That's really bad temps, if we take into account fan speed, TF IV design and low ambient temps. You got case with low airflow?what makes you think...

My MSI 670 TF IV Power Edition running at 1300 MHz (core - without added voltage) and 3600 MHz (vram - without added voltage) does not exceed 64C after hours of gaming and the fan speed never ramps up above 67% (as determined by my most...

^ Thanks for the update. I will reduce my Vram clock and see if the Core throttling issue resolves itself.

Quote:Originally Posted by Thiefofspades I don't want a thing hooked up to it, it would just ruin the look.Are you running multiple monitors? If not, you really don't need 4GB I am very satisfied with my MSI N670 Power Edition.