Im interested in the answers for this thread since i have a 5770 on the way thats suppose to arrive on friday.
5770 safe voltages
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Can't comment on upping the volts as I haven't gotten a chance to play with mine yet, but I've seen many members here hit 960/1445 on stock volts which for GDDR5 is INSANE.
You should check out Club 5770, much more info to be had there
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One thing to be weary of though regarding memory would be if you receive the V2 cooler (like this).
This reference redesign does not cool the memory or VRMs; if you get this I would strongly recommend adding ramsinks to the card (that or see if you can get V1 cooler)
You should check out Club 5770, much more info to be had there
EDIT:
One thing to be weary of though regarding memory would be if you receive the V2 cooler (like this).
This reference redesign does not cool the memory or VRMs; if you get this I would strongly recommend adding ramsinks to the card (that or see if you can get V1 cooler)
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Great, what brand are you getting? If Asus or MSI you can adjust voltage with included software; if not those you can always flash to MSI BIOS (which many are doing) and use Afterburner to adjust voltage etc.
Most have been able to max the cards out on stock volts regardless though.
You should be quite pleased; one other thing I'd recommend is to use CCC 9.12 Beta drivers, as 9.11s have been giving a lot of people issues (though most were on Win 7 or Vista x64)
Originally Posted by Bartmasta im getting v1 cooler |
Most have been able to max the cards out on stock volts regardless though.
You should be quite pleased; one other thing I'd recommend is to use CCC 9.12 Beta drivers, as 9.11s have been giving a lot of people issues (though most were on Win 7 or Vista x64)
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I have run mine at 1.35v no problem. Just make sure temps don't go over 70c (which mine never does even at 1.35v) at that voltage, and you should be safe. I run 1.35v for benching and 1.28 for Crysis OC!
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And 1.2v for mild oc.
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According to Asus you can max out the slider, as long and temps are in check.
According to Asus you can max out the slider, as long and temps are in check.
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