I am no expert on nvidia but those temps seem just fine.
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How did you get from 580 to 668? I don't understand.
Or are you using a different fan and hs on your card, because my cards core is 550, and I was only able to get it to 590, before it wouldnt work.
Originally Posted by mawsoccer  I consider my self a noob at OCing in general, at least as far as experience is considered, but I have done my fair share of thread and magazine reading over the past couple months. After reading up on NVidia's Auto-Overclocking feature, I decided to give it a try on my EVGA 7600GT KO. I pressed the Detect Optimal Frequencies button and it took my core clock frequency from 580 to 668 and my memory clock frequency from 1.5 ghz to 1.67 ghz. When I check my temperature readings they seem to be steady at 45*C-46*C. My ambient room temps are 70*F-72*F. Since I auto-overclocked my card, how stable is it, and how high should my temps be? |
Or are you using a different fan and hs on your card, because my cards core is 550, and I was only able to get it to 590, before it wouldnt work.
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Yes.
PS. SwitchBladeClock, it's because you have another card
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Originally Posted by mawsoccer I have the stock cooler, I don't know. I just pressed the button and thats what it took me to. Littlejohn: What does the 860 mean? My memory says 1.67 ghz. Do I divide that by half or something? |
PS. SwitchBladeClock, it's because you have another card
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860 is actually doubled .
i am useing the older drivers . 91.47 .
the new drivers shows a bit different .
2x860 = 1.72 ghz .
cheers .
Originally Posted by mawsoccer I have the stock cooler, I don't know. I just pressed the button and thats what it took me to. Littlejohn: What does the 860 mean? My memory says 1.67 ghz. Do I divide that by half or something? |
i am useing the older drivers . 91.47 .
the new drivers shows a bit different .
2x860 = 1.72 ghz .
cheers .
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run 3dmark 05 .
that should test stability .
the best way is to play a game for an hour or so .
a good heavy graphic game . that will give it a REAL test .
anything under 70 , you are fine . thats load .
she will lock up , if temps go to high .
if she locks , pay heed , that is your WARNING .
dont fry the card .
play cod2 , something like that .
cheers .
Originally Posted by mawsoccer Using rthdribl for like 5-10 mins my load temps were 56*C - 57*C. Is this okay? |
that should test stability .
the best way is to play a game for an hour or so .
a good heavy graphic game . that will give it a REAL test .
anything under 70 , you are fine . thats load .
she will lock up , if temps go to high .
if she locks , pay heed , that is your WARNING .
dont fry the card .
play cod2 , something like that .
cheers .
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