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post #3941 of 6859
11/15/12 at 1:52pm
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So Guys...
I am testing the new driver 310.54.... and the weather outside is coooool biggrin.gif
New score in 3DMark 11:
1300vzuwv.jpg

Its a nice overclock thumb.gif - but you are still behind in score biggrin.gif. I had my computer outside for half an hour and archieved this a month a go. It was raining a bit, so I had to hurry :-)



My GPU was at 1489MHz and memory at 2x3663Mhz (you cant rely on GPU-Z when I am on xtreme bios). CPU was clocked to 5.4GHz.
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post #3942 of 6859
11/15/12 at 2:46pm
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Ya you will be fine.as long as you don't add to much to them..

Literally plan for the 2600K and the 2 680s at stock volts, so here's hoping ! In other news, this time 2 weeks, I'll be a proud owner of my first card. Bouncing around with excitement biggrin.gif
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11/15/12 at 11:31pm
After I get Flash in to A3 and downgrade to AB 2.2.3

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post #3944 of 6859
11/16/12 at 9:49am
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Yo I don't get what Nvidia was fussing about, I've been running mine at +50MV (Ln2) since shortly after I got it (August 9th) and it overclocks the same with no issues. Has anyone actually degraded or killed one of these puppies from overvolting?

Not even on 1,6 V...... no one
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post #3945 of 6859
11/16/12 at 9:55am
Maybe the refresh will be higher voltage cards and NV don't want us clocking past that with the 'older' cards. New 780 is supposed to be 15%-25% faster (not much).

All rumors and nothing to back it up.
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11/16/12 at 10:33am
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11/16/12 at 10:45am
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Maybe the refresh will be higher voltage cards and NV don't want us clocking past that with the 'older' cards. New 780 is supposed to be 15%-25% faster (not much).
All rumors and nothing to back it up.

the 780 is allready out (13 NOV) for pro market, 2880 cuda's. (The Tesla K20)
there are no rumors, just facts... its gonna be a HELL of a card, when its released for gamers.
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11/16/12 at 10:51am
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Its a nice overclock thumb.gif - but you are still behind in score biggrin.gif. I had my computer outside for half an hour and archieved this a month a go. It was raining a bit, so I had to hurry :-)

My GPU was at 1489MHz and memory at 2x3663Mhz (you cant rely on GPU-Z when I am on xtreme bios). CPU was clocked to 5.4GHz.

Nice Score ! thumb.gif

You have a newer and better System. Cpu and your Rams running very good and fast. Very good timings too. Thats the fact, your have more Points.

But, you can be safe...
I give you a answer wink.gif
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11/16/12 at 11:15am
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the 780 is allready out (13 NOV) for pro market, 2880 cuda's. (The Tesla K20)
there are no rumors, just facts... its gonna be a HELL of a card, when its released for gamers.

You refer to the K20

http://semiaccurate.com/2012/11/02/nvidia-tesla-k20-specs-gives-hints-about-28nm-yields/

But I was talking about the GK114 or whatever it is to be named.

http://semiaccurate.com/2012/10/12/what-is-going-on-with-nvidias-gk114/
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11/16/12 at 11:25am
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Not even on 1,6 V...... no one

You might not be able to see it before it is too late. I have done so much overclocking over the time, but never really noticed any slow degrading. Usually things just burn up really fast and can not run stable at all (even on default clocks) or it will last forever (at least the years I usually keep it).

I have read about people that mention their clocks cant go as high as they used to, but I believe they are wrong. Lots of people think their systems degrades slowly because they cant remember the exact values that needed to be taken into account. Lots of things affect high clocks like ambient temperatures, thermal paste and the way it is applied, ventilation (open/closed chassis), bios versions, drivers, power usages by other devices etc. Comparing and diagnosing from memory isnt really doing it. So what you archieve today, might not be what you archieve on the exact same system tomorrow, but that does not mean that you system is degraded.

I havent my self experienced any dead GTX680 but a friend of mine have fried some ATI 6970 cards, a 2600K that couldnt run stable at all anymore and a lot of other stuff. I think the magic of killing is to give to push more voltage.
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