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How to stop GPU 2.0 from OC GPU?

SlaughterSmurf
By SlaughterSmurf
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So I am artifacting at 1150 mhz in Unigine Valley (Great OC I know right, it's okay I lose the silicon lottary with everything I get, I expected it) but that's without an OC, how do I make it stop automatically going up to 1150 mhz when it is only at 65 degrees?

 

Well, maybe instead of panicking and creating a thread I should have consulted my friend google, apparently lots of people have this issue so I feel a bit better now xD

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replied to your other tread :)

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Increase the voltage.

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It only allows a whopping %106, and I already set it to that. I am not going to overvolt because in the case I need to RMA, I would like to be able to.

 

You can RMA to EVGA with after any sort of overclock, you just need to return it with original cooler, and bios. Trust me...

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Also, sometimes Valley flickers, test it in another game.  My Valley flickers no matter my clock speed, and I've tried it on two different Ti's.  

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Also, sometimes Valley flickers, test it in another game.  My Valley flickers no matter my clock speed, and I've tried it on two different Ti's.  

Oh okay THANK GOD no it didn't artifact in Far Cry 3 or Skyrim for the 5 minutes I played them. Please be that please be that please be that please be that!

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Oh okay THANK GOD no it didn't artifact in Far Cry 3 or Skyrim for the 5 minutes I played them. Please be that please be that please be that please be that!

 

Yeah, I was the same way. You're gonna have to play for more than 5 minutes, but if it's only at 1150, then I would ASSUME that you're ok.  I got mine to 1300 on the core and 1900 on the mem.

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Yeah, I was the same way. You're gonna have to play for more than 5 minutes, but if it's only at 1150, then I would ASSUME that you're ok.  I got mine to 1300 on the core and 1900 on the mem.

well I crashed once I set +150 on the core, not sure what the actual clock speed with that was. Never crashed during Unigine with +100 mhz on the core, I was around 1150, so eh ima just stick with that.

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well I crashed once I set +150 on the core, not sure what the actual clock speed with that was. Never crashed during Unigine with +100 mhz on the core, I was around 1150, so eh ima just stick with that.

 

You should probably run GPUZ to see what your working clock speeds are.

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