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Is this overclock good enough?

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77C is safe

I OC'd my 7750 from 800mhz to 950mhz core clock and 1125mhz to 1250 memory clock. I run furmark and it logged a max temp of 77C. Is is good?

 

 

EDIT: GPU-Z states that my memory type is a GDDR5 Elpida

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It looks good.

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I OC'd my 7750 from 800mhz to 950mhz core clock and 1125mhz to 1250 memory clock. I run furmark and it logged a max temp of 77C. Is is good?

 

 

EDIT: GPU-Z states that my memory type is a GDDR5 Elpida

just make sure it's stable in games as well. I can get some serious overclocks in benchmarks, but when running Crysis 3 or Metro Last Light the game will crash after a while, so I have to down clock until it's truly stable. Play a demanding game for a couple of hours or so and see if it holds up. looks good though.

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