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Hi All!
I just recently purchased the GTX 750 Ti SC and was wondering if anyone knew what the most stable overclocking settings for this graphics card would be? I've been looking online but can't find anything solid and don't want to mess up my new card. My specs are below.
Rig Specs:
Mobo: MSI Z68MA-G45
CPU: i5 2500k @ 3.30MHz
PSU: ThermalTake 450W
RAM: 16G
GPU: EVGA GTX 750 Ti Superclocked (2 fans)
OS: Win 7 64bit
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2014/11/21 05:54:01
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2014/11/21 06:01:29
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2014/11/21 12:01:54
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I saw this but wasn't sure if I should use the same settings or lower them a bit. I'll give it a go and see what I find. If you have any specific suggestions that would be great!
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2014/11/21 12:50:40
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Hmm... you bought graphics card overclocked exactly 156MHz... Only higher OC is GTX750Ti FTW with 10/20MHz more. It would be big success if you successful push 70-100MHz more. Try to increase graphic clock for 25-50MHz one day when you have little more time and test card every time after increase clock. I think you don't have option to increase voltage something special and probably when you hit maximum that would be really maximum and with voltage increase. This is default clock of NVIDIA GTX750Ti 1020MHz.... Your card is 1176MHz...  You can try to OC on some symbolic number as 1250MHz example base clock or 1225MHz if can't more and memory up to 1500MHz... Maybe memory can even lot more but really no need because video memory only could fail without need and you will not get practically nothing, something little but all of love to OC both little... You can expect up to 7-8C more if you success to OC maybe even 10C with 1250MHz...
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/02 19:00:33
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Hey @felician0, did you OC in the end? I'd love to know what you managed to get out of that card. Looking to OC mine at the moment.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/03 16:50:02
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Your probably not going to get a very high overclock like the FTW edition since your card lacks a 6 pin PCIE input. But these Maxwell gpus are very power efficient, so you still most likely get at least a 70-80mhz boost.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/03 17:37:28
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This is the max game stable overclock for my EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti SC ACX. The bios started at 1176.0Mhz-tdp clock, 1176.0Mhz-3d clock, and 1254.5Mhz-boost clock, 5400Mhz-Memory, 52W tdp, 70W pci-e, 52W power limit @ .955mV. http://i.imgur.com/DwXL2La.png ^^This the finished product. 1333.0Mhz-tdp clock, 1450.5Mhz-3d clock,1450.5-boost clock, 6900Mhz-Memory OC, and 104.25W tdp, 75W pci-e, 104.25W power limit (139%) @ .955mV(2d), 1.200V(3d)26C - 57C.
post edited by DeathAngel74 - 2015/04/03 18:26:56
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/04 09:35:48
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DeathAngel74
This is the max game stable overclock for my EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti SC ACX. The bios started at 1176.0Mhz-tdp clock, 1176.0Mhz-3d clock, and 1254.5Mhz-boost clock, 5400Mhz-Memory, 52W tdp, 70W pci-e, 52W power limit @ .955mV.
http://i.imgur.com/DwXL2La.png
^^This the finished product.
1333.0Mhz-tdp clock, 1450.5Mhz-3d clock,1450.5-boost clock, 6900Mhz-Memory OC, and 104.25W tdp, 75W pci-e, 104.25W power limit (139%) @ .955mV(2d), 1.200V(3d)26C - 57C.
How did you move the power limit? I can only get 100% and that's it.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/04 10:38:50
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I have a 6-pin so I edited it in the bios on "power table" tdp-60900(58%) 105000(100%) 105000(100%) pci-e-75000(100%) 75000(100%) 75000(100%) power limit-43500(58%) 75000(100%) 105000(140%) No throttling and I also figured out how to get +100mV in MSI AB. I'll post the bios later, so everyone can copy the settings if they want to take a look.
post edited by DeathAngel74 - 2015/04/04 10:41:16
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/04 11:20:24
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/04 11:31:03
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Wow nice work! How do you edit your own bios?
What temps are you getting?
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/04/04 14:24:58
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Disable your card in device manager and use gpu-z to extract the bios. Use Maxwell II Bios Tweaker to edit it. 26C idle, 30C-57C under load
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/08/14 19:36:29
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DeathAngel74
This is the max game stable overclock for my EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti SC ACX. The bios started at 1176.0Mhz-tdp clock, 1176.0Mhz-3d clock, and 1254.5Mhz-boost clock, 5400Mhz-Memory, 52W tdp, 70W pci-e, 52W power limit @ .955mV.
^^This the finished product.
1333.0Mhz-tdp clock, 1450.5Mhz-3d clock,1450.5-boost clock, 6900Mhz-Memory OC, and 104.25W tdp, 75W pci-e, 104.25W power limit (139%) @ .955mV(2d), 1.200V(3d)26C - 57C.
Hi Death! I have a EVGA GTX750 TI SC but I have the smaller non 6-pin version. Using EVGA Precision X I was able to overclock my card to the same settings you have minus increasing the voltage as I don't have the 6-pin version. I was able to run stable benchmarks in 3D Mark. There were some strange things that happened however: I was able to overclock the card quite a bit higher then what you achieved and it was stable in 3D Mark which doesn't make much sense to me considering I did not even try to increase the voltage and that I wouldn't think I would be able to over clock it much if any more then what you achieved. I noticed that when I overclocked it more then what you go the 3D Mark scores stayed close to the same they did not really increase at all. So in the end I just ended up keeping my overclock at exactly the same settings you achieved.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/11/29 01:27:37
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Ty death angel. I had the 6 pin as well and was trying to tweak my bios forever but I'm stable at your settings my memory is at 6700mhz tho I had a little artifacting but u can also oc this card just by taking the boost out and burning it in, but hands down best bang for buck card.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2015/11/29 01:58:41
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You are very welcome! Maybe EVGA should hire me as part of the team that does the factory overclocks eh? I live in California...just saying.  . Started with a gtx 750 without a 6-pin, then a 750 Ti SC w/6-pin. Now a 970 SSC ACX 2.0+ Fallout 4 Special Edition w/ 6-pin+8pin..
post edited by DeathAngel74 - 2015/11/29 02:04:44
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2016/03/20 01:11:56
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I,m running the no power connector EGVA 750ti sc, I was able to get +150 GPU and +750 Memory, I don,t see a lot of FPS gain with all that memory increase though? is this because the latency is going up also? Using EGVA OC Scanner I was hitting 104% power usage and 63C @ 15mv so I turned it down to 13mv and it only hit 98%/57C.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2016/05/22 23:08:33
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Hey sorry to dig up this old thread but once I increase the max power limit to 140 do I have to do anything in MSI Afterburner to use that maximum or will it automatically use all the power it needs?
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2016/05/23 14:30:09
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Slayer5934
Hey sorry to dig up this old thread but once I increase the max power limit to 140 do I have to do anything in MSI Afterburner to use that maximum or will it automatically use all the power it needs?
How do you increase the Powerlimit in afterburner? I already modified the bios to have a max wattage of 65 watts, below the Power output of a PCIe slot.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2016/05/23 19:20:45
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jmj95
How do you increase the Powerlimit in afterburner? I already modified the bios to have a max wattage of 65 watts, below the Power output of a PCIe slot.
Its all in the posts above man :P Disable your card in device manager and use gpu-z to extract the bios. Use Maxwell II Bios Tweaker to edit it.
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2017/04/08 16:08:19
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DeathAngel74, Does this BIOS mod work on the EVGA GTX 750 TI SC 1GB?
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2019/03/13 08:44:45
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hi The link does not work. Please fix it (link downlaod your edit bios)
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2019/03/13 08:56:35
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hi The link does not work. Please fix it (link downlaod your edit bios)
Which post # are you talking about - that has a broke link ? This thread has been dead for about a year
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2019/03/13 19:13:37
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2019/03/18 07:22:58
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i need file this edit bios GPU 
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2019/03/18 07:27:29
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Please try to upload the link again 
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Re: OC stable settings for GTX 750 Ti SC
2019/04/25 23:54:27
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Jack, instead of chasing the dead link, download Precision X1 from here at EVGA and use that to tweak things.
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