Both at once, you'll be wasting your time overclocking them individually unless you are using them for [email protected], otherwise games will only use the slowest clocking one, and that will be your hinderance
OCing the GTX580 in SLi
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42.0 Pixel Fillrate / 56.0 Texture Fillrate / 197.0 Bandwidth, even numbers across the board.
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When OC'ing I've noticed the memory clock is the biggest culprit in higher temps as the bandwidth increases.
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Both at same time in sync. On EVGA Precision settings 875 Core / 1750 Shader / 2052 Memory Clock will be a mild over clock you can easily obtain without any worries at about 3C hotter than the normal 41C idle. It shows on GPU-Z as 875 Clock / 1026 Memory / 1750 Shader.
42.0 Pixel Fillrate / 56.0 Texture Fillrate / 197.0 Bandwidth, even numbers across the board.
When OC'ing I've noticed the memory clock is the biggest culprit in higher temps as the bandwidth increases.
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