I did a search to see if someone else posted about it but there really wasn't a clear answer.
I was on the MSI forums and they claim that being able to go up to 1.175 on core voltage is the over voltage that they were referring to, even though a stock card can do that. So if you were thinking you could buy a 670 PE and adjust the voltage, don't bother. They are no more special than any other 670 with a custom cooler and PCB.
I hooked a voltage meter up to the card and even with all the sliders turned up, it still was at 1.175 for the core voltage.
I understand that it doesn't say unlocked voltage like a lightning does, but one would think that if you advertised over voltage that it would go higher than stock.
Just clearing things up so other people know.
Edit: On the plus side, this is a really good card and stays nice and cool compared to a reference model.
Edited by eternal7trance - 8/2/12 at 7:04pm
I was on the MSI forums and they claim that being able to go up to 1.175 on core voltage is the over voltage that they were referring to, even though a stock card can do that. So if you were thinking you could buy a 670 PE and adjust the voltage, don't bother. They are no more special than any other 670 with a custom cooler and PCB.
I hooked a voltage meter up to the card and even with all the sliders turned up, it still was at 1.175 for the core voltage.
I understand that it doesn't say unlocked voltage like a lightning does, but one would think that if you advertised over voltage that it would go higher than stock.
Just clearing things up so other people know.
Edit: On the plus side, this is a really good card and stays nice and cool compared to a reference model.
Edited by eternal7trance - 8/2/12 at 7:04pm
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