Hi,
Well last night I found that the OCP is a "moron". I will go with the details to see what I mean:
- Boot up Windows
- Set 723Mhz Core / 1446Mhz Shaders/ 2x1850 Mhz Memory @ 0.963V(at @0.950 drivers crash when 3D vision enabled)
- Enter Metro 2033 (3D Vision on) and played about 1:20 hours.
- Temps are low, maximum was 45 degrees Celsius.
- Drivers crash and restart ( apparently OCP kicks in).
- Set again the voltages/freq to the above mentioned values.
- Enter Metro 2033 , drivers crash in like 10-20 sec. (no matter how many times I try, I get the same result).
- Reboot Windows, set the freq again.
- Enter Metro 2033...I can Play again for like 1-2h.
PS: the values from the overclock I got it from |[H]ard|OCP article.
What I find it strange is the OCP will kick in after a period of time... If anyone can tell me why is that...I would be grateful.
PS: I found out that 705Mhz/1410Mhz/2x1900Mhz @0.963V gives the same performance and greater stability in time.
Edited by helifax - 4/10/11 at 6:40am
Well last night I found that the OCP is a "moron". I will go with the details to see what I mean:
- Boot up Windows
- Set 723Mhz Core / 1446Mhz Shaders/ 2x1850 Mhz Memory @ 0.963V(at @0.950 drivers crash when 3D vision enabled)
- Enter Metro 2033 (3D Vision on) and played about 1:20 hours.
- Temps are low, maximum was 45 degrees Celsius.
- Drivers crash and restart ( apparently OCP kicks in).
- Set again the voltages/freq to the above mentioned values.
- Enter Metro 2033 , drivers crash in like 10-20 sec. (no matter how many times I try, I get the same result).
- Reboot Windows, set the freq again.
- Enter Metro 2033...I can Play again for like 1-2h.
PS: the values from the overclock I got it from |[H]ard|OCP article.
What I find it strange is the OCP will kick in after a period of time... If anyone can tell me why is that...I would be grateful.
PS: I found out that 705Mhz/1410Mhz/2x1900Mhz @0.963V gives the same performance and greater stability in time.
Edited by helifax - 4/10/11 at 6:40am




































