biltong

Hey there

What clocks do you think would be best for the card in my sig?
Trying to boost my ppd above 5000

kthx

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TurboTurtle

Just keep bumping the shader up to the next shader strap increment in EVGA Precision and test for stability. If you get errors bump your core clock up until it's stable - or just set the core at 1/2 the shader clock and if it's unstable at that point keep lowering it by 5-10MHz at a time until you reach stability.


All cards are not the same - so what clocks work on some cards may not work on others.

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biltong

Ok, but are you sure EVGA Precision works with XFX cards?

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TurboTurtle

Yup. Precision works with any manufacturer's cards.

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biltong

kthx dude! Now where can I download it without having to register at their site?

Maybe I should just use RivaTuner instead. I already use it for all my monitoring, and I just saw a nifty guide showing how to OC... I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to OCing anything.

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Al8888

i think you should be able to get about 820 or 825 in core clock speed

Darkslide

EVGA Precision is a very simple and it's an awesome Program for beginners, EVGA created it so don't let that fool you into thinking oh it's only EVGA cards. I used it on my MSI 8800GT and it OC'd easily. Core went from 660 to 740, memory went from 950 to 1080. I don't remember what my shader was though. I just installed my GTX 260 last night so today I plan on OCing it.

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