[Contraa]

So, yeah. I play at 1440x900 and my OC is set with +260 core and +520 memory (MSI afterburner).
My GPU is MSI gtx 750 ti.
Thank you.

 

[CS14]

If anything the over clock should help you at a higher resolution, correct me if I am wrong anyone.

 

[Contraa]

Are you sure about that? Let's see if anyone could help us...

 

[zalbard]

No reason to decrease it unless the overclock is already unstable.

 

[Contraa]

Well, +10 more in MSI afterburner and the GPU crashes, so it's in the border.
I was thinking that more pixels in the screen = more effort doing the same. Will it crash in a stress test maybe? Or will just increase the tempeture and speed fan?

 

[zalbard]

Proper stress testing should load the GPU to 100% regardless of the resolution.

Just make sure your GPU stress testing tools are not bottlenecked by your CPU.

 

[thrasherht]

If your overclock is stable, then it is stable.
Doesn't matter what resolution you are running.

If it crashes, then that means your overclock isn't stable and needs to be lower.

 

[HeadlessKnight]

If tested properly you don't have to decrease it. But you are right, the higher the resolution the harder the work will be for your GPU and because of that it is easier and faster to detect and point out an unstable OC

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[Contraa]

Thank you guys. I made some benchmarks with valley and i had a "stable" overclock, but after playing Evil Within a while, I had to decrease it. Maybe i will have to do the same with a 1080p resolution.
Btw guys, what is better to have at GPU-Z: a VOp PerfCap Reason or a Pwr PerfCap Reason?
Thank you.