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Madr0x
Well to start off, i go into nvidia clock frequency settings and do detect optimal etc. And then i just pump up the settings a tiiid bit higher than the detect optimals. I run a 6800 and its clocking at 380/832 ATM but i was hoping it could be pushed harder as i just bought new fans etc. While playing a game called world of warcraft, at what the settings are right now there are green patches placed randomly throughout the terrain, but the higher i turn up memory the more that appear. Is this just because im OCing too much or is something else wrong? i was really hoping to OC quite abit higher.
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its possible your voltages are to high but not i dont think cooling is a problem and anyway whoever has a gpu needs this just for keep sake its cheap and very good just like a 80mm fan but 40% more effective right under ur gpu and expels the heat out of ur case
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835888602 also dont be decieved about temperatures because once you log out of a game they drop pretty fast... my suggestion also is to find a temperature reading program if theres any.... that can show you it while in game..
 
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