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Overclocking EVGA GTX 750

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I know where your coming from, I new to overclocking and need some pointers. that is all.

Search up some videos on your overclocked card. Take that 90% of that speed and test it out with something like Furmark or run Futuremark's game benchmark a couple times. If it doesn't crash or show artifacts, increase the speed and rince and repeat.

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can anyone recommend a stable overclock for a EVGA GTX 750 SC 1Gb.

 

And would a A10-7700k bottleneck this card?

 

 

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Every GPU overclocks differently.

Just because someone can get X megahertz on it doesnt mean that you can get it too.

 

The point of overclocking is to see how much performance you can get out of your hardware, not what other people get out of theirs, that is completely unrelated.

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I know where your coming from, I new to overclocking and need some pointers. that is all.

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I know where your coming from, I new to overclocking and need some pointers. that is all.

Search up some videos on your overclocked card. Take that 90% of that speed and test it out with something like Furmark or run Futuremark's game benchmark a couple times. If it doesn't crash or show artifacts, increase the speed and rince and repeat.

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