Posts by blackRott9

Anyone had luck using HyperSLi on a Z77 mobo with two 660s?

Hmm, I don't get stutter in Skyrim with ultra settings and using the high res texture pack, I use 4 x AA though. I've tried my card with my FX 6300 @ 4.66GHz and with my 3570k @ 4.7GHz. Skyrim does feel more smooth with the OCed...

Quote:Originally Posted by Ultisym Thats not a bad overclock, the first 660 I had went to 1245 stable and that was it, but it helped a lot. be sure to OC your memory as well. I do; it's @ 3392.

After all the fiddling I've done with my card I discovered 1215MHz is my best stable boost clock regardless of voltage. I tried max voltage and it did nothing for my particular card. It does 1215MHz fine with standard voltage and my def...

Personally, I like AB and nVidia Inspector. If you want to toy with nVidia Inspector you may grab it below. http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/nvidia_inspector.html

Nah, I'm happy with my 3570k @ 4.7GHz. It's not uber and it's enough for me.

Yep, it should be doable. I got a flat 4.7 with my 3570k on a lowly ASRock Pro3. I'm using G. Skill ram with it @ 2200 10-11-10-29 1T. Stress test temp goes up to 78C. Higher than I would like and I don't see that in normal operation.

Tried the 13.5 Beta 2 driver. Tess was at application controlled, no funny business. Made 11.5k with my 7970 @ 1280|1680. http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/6541265 Of course it would be a lot higher if I used that "tweak".

I got my 660 to do 7432 GPU in my Intel rig. http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/6530741 Too bad it doesn't handle max voltage well. I'm stuck @ 1215MHz boost.

Bleh. Skyrim min FPS in cities with the ultra preset is still 6FPS faster on a regular GTX 660 than on a 7950. I guess their drivers are still needlessly eating CPU time. The game is smooth though; no hitching outdoors like with older...