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Originally Posted by AndrewK 
Anyone aware of how much voltage the memory can handle on these? I'm not even sure of a rough estimate. (watercooled, obviously).
Anyone aware of how much voltage the memory can handle on these? I'm not even sure of a rough estimate. (watercooled, obviously).
What memory? Samsung likes voltage I've seen some guys at +800 using 1.80v, With the eplida on the cards one will do +200 other will do +380 on stock voltage I can't go any higher with more voltage, so I'm stuck at stock voltage.
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Originally Posted by batman900
Yes those are what I am using. I may try pulling the cooler off this evening to check the TIM coverage. Can't believe how bad this core is clocking. Temps seem fine but I saw where someone only had Tim on half of their core causing issues.
200 points in 3Dmark11 is nice but that is graphics score only. Also going from +300 to +680 on the mem gave no more points.
Edit: and yes power slider is maxed to 130 as well as temp. I get no throttling.
Yes those are what I am using. I may try pulling the cooler off this evening to check the TIM coverage. Can't believe how bad this core is clocking. Temps seem fine but I saw where someone only had Tim on half of their core causing issues.
200 points in 3Dmark11 is nice but that is graphics score only. Also going from +300 to +680 on the mem gave no more points.
Edit: and yes power slider is maxed to 130 as well as temp. I get no throttling.
Some bench tests +300 to +700 makes more of a difference.
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). However, based on this I wouldn't be surprised if eVGA did come out with some vbios guidelines for 3rd party vbios in order to be covered by the warranty (and cover their asses).
