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I get a stable 1100/1400 without adjusting the voltage, the card is a great overclocker.

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Each card is different. I think you should be able to reach at least 1100 mhz on the gpu and 5800 mhz on the memory. 

I got 1300 mhz and 6100mhz respectively (pcs+, very similar cooling to tri x though).

Nowhere near same cooling. The PCS+ is triple slot!

 

PCS+ is better than the Tri X. Recommend that instead.

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The tri-x is a really good cooler IMO, so it should get a decent overclock if you have a good chip. Just ignore sonefiler, in case you hadn't noticed, he's quite the fanboy :P

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Each card is different. I think you should be able to reach at least 1100 mhz on the gpu and 5800 mhz on the memory.

I got 1300 mhz and 6100mhz respectively (pcs+, very similar cooling to tri x though).

Just wondering for the memory, how will i know if its stable and the temps are good? And also what should the max temp be?
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Oh you :3

Powercolor fanboy.

Sorry, but the PCS+ is only SLIGHTLY better.

Lel not true. Triple slot cooler vs double. Quieter fans vs louder. Lower temps vs higher. Higher clocks vs lower. Hynix vs Elpida. PCS+ is better in all ways.

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Just wondering for the memory, how will i know if its stable and the temps are good? And also what should the max temp be?

Memory --> If you see artifacts on the screen (eg black spots or tearing (not in game)) then you know you are pushing your memory too far.

GPU Clock Speeds --> Same as above as well as sometimes the computer may just switch off or you will get no signal to the monitor.

Temps --> Anything under 75 degrees @ 40% fan speed is good. If you are fine with it being louder go ahead and put up the fan speed.

 

NOTE: overclocking the memory may DESTROY the card before any symptoms are shown that it is unstable.

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I get a stable 1100/1400 without adjusting the voltage, the card is a great overclocker.

With all respect, a 100Mhz on the core and 150Mhz on the memory is hardly a great overclocker... Put some voltage to her and see what she really will do.

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With all respect, a 100Mhz on the core and 150Mhz on the memory is hardly a great overclocker... Put some voltage to her and see what she really will do.

Oh yea this card easily does over 1100/1400 with an increased voltage. I was trying to show how little effort and adjustment is needed to overclock.

I'm not a big GPU OCer but I'll see how far I can push my card when I get the time.

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