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So I just open gpuz and my basic quality for my cards was 80.7 and 81.2

What does this even mean

And is it good ?e885b7a3d56b79e111914daf10922056.jpg

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Day to day doesn't mean a thing, my GTX 780 Lightning scores 72% ASIC

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People say it makes a difference for overclocking, but the difference is negligible, or not there at all. I have two of the same cards, one with over 80% and one with below 70%, and the one below %70 actually overclocks better.

do u get better temps with a higher ASIC ?

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do u get better temps with a higher ASIC ?

Not as far as I know. It's something that only recently became something people look at. It really doesn't make much, if any difference, or people would have been paying more attention to it for ages. 

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Not as far as I know. It's something that only recently became something people look at. It really doesn't make much, if any difference, or people would have been paying more attention to it for ages.

Cool man :)

Spouse I could sell them for more when the time comes

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theres mine, I suppose it helps with Overclockabilitity 

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57333717b4a164113a248f92c704cfa4.png

theres mine, I suppose it helps with Overclockabilitity

Mine has phys x in ticked is that because I set it to cpu in control panel ?

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Mine has phys x in ticked is that because I set it to cpu in control panel ?

Most likely I have most things set to Auto in NVidia Control Panel

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It doesn't matter at all unless you're planning to do LN2 overclocking.

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It doesn't matter at all unless you're planning to do LN2 overclocking.

Is ln2 liquid nitrogen and phase cooling ?

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Is ln2 liquid nitrogen and phase cooling ?

Liquid nitrogen, although it would probably also make a difference when cooled using a phase change cooler.

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I have a card that has around 50-60% asic and it overclocks exacty the same as my other wich has 70-80%

 

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