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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 10:47:14
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start Ocing dude...let us know
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 11:10:27
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atfrico
start Ocing dude...let us know
He already did with a higher GPU voltage.
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 11:14:23
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atfrico
start Ocing dude...let us know
He already did with a higher GPU voltage.
Got it, just read it. what about the other tests? benchmarks? 
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 11:21:36
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 11:26:20
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Looks good , it appears the previous PSU was going bad. Try to RMA it so you can get a new one. I am glad I was able to help and everything works well, as it should, in your rig
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 11:58:41
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Alright thisis what im gonna stick wit  h now ... Currently stable tried oc scanner and 0 artifacts for 20 minutes
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 12:47:21
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Skayter What kind of FPS increase have you seen with that overclock ? (in games) I'm in the same boat as you sorta i've just never tried OCing my Card and i dont want to go too crazy with it
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 13:02:17
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Well on gpu intensive games like The witcher 2 ive had fps jumps from 40-50 @ stock clocks now im 50-60+ fps @ 905mhz/1810 ( Keep in mind the settings are @ ultra and not Ubersampling). Bad company 2 doesnt even drop below 60 ever , even at stock clocks so i dunno. Trying crysis 2 in a bit so ill get back to you on that
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 13:42:44
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Im guessing you didnt overclock your previous card the 570 or did you? was there some noticable improvment from the step-up?
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 14:09:47
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I tried to do overclocking on my 570 but i kept getting constant crashes. I'm assuming i fixed that issue when i replaced my earthwatts 650 for a tx750w corsair. I had my 570 for 2 weeks and after a couple days of trying to get decent clocks out of it i just stepped up to a 580. i know if you can get a 850+ core on a 570 they start to compare to stock 580's
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 14:43:15
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Good show. So it was the power supply eh? Wow. When you said it would crash with the EarthWatts. Was it freezing? Black screens? Artifacts?
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 14:49:05
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Well when i had my earthwatts in.. if i would bring the clocks a little above stock even with a 570 or a 580 while i would be playing a gpu intensive game or benchmark it would black screen and the clocks would reset back to stock
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 15:04:30
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Yeah that was kinda important leaving that out. That was certainly a possible power supply issue. I would still RMA the EarthWatts if under warranty and keep it for a spare. As that is still a good power supply. They have a easy RMA process as I went through it a few months ago. You just fill out the form online and they will send you RMA number. Ship it out and they will send you a brand new replacement.
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/24 15:45:33
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Yeah that was kinda important leaving that out. That was certainly a possible power supply issue.
As I predicted  ....hehe 
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/25 07:01:53
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Well on gpu intensive games like The witcher 2 ive had fps jumps from 40-50 @ stock clocks now im 50-60+ fps @ 905mhz/1810 ( Keep in mind the settings are @ ultra and not Ubersampling). Bad company 2 doesnt even drop below 60 ever , even at stock clocks so i dunno. Trying crysis 2 in a bit so ill get back to you on that
Awesome please do that for me I'm really interested in seeing what i can do with mycard for more FPS. I've set my card to the SC settings i dunno if im getting much of a fps increase or not i assume its stable i haven't seen any artifactings or had strange crashing. what do you use to test stability???
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Re:Overclocking help With the Gtx 580 Vanilla
2011/09/25 08:47:39
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I've been using Heaven 2.5 for testing stability and EVGA oc scanner for stability testing , Bad company 2 32x CSAA + 8x SSAA, crysis2 dx11 + Hi res pack , witcher2 Ultra + AA enabled, for video game testing. All with perfect results , ive had about 6-10 frame increase @ 905 core and have been lucky with being completely stable.
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