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EVGA OC Scanner vs OCCT

CoolaxGaming
By CoolaxGaming
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Hello, before we begin, specs are in my signature. :)

 

OK, this is really weird, My Gpu is at the following Overclock -

 

+181 Core Volt

 +75 Memory Volt

+38 Aux Volt

+50 Power Limit

1165mhz core speed

1470mhz memory speed.

 

Now running this on OCCT staight up gives my like a billion errors. On Evga Oc scanner again with 100% GPU load, I t has been running for about 6 (I left it while I was at school) hours and reports 0 artifacts?

 

Which to believe?

Lets all ripperoni in pepperoni

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I would just make sure it's stable in games that you play.

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Stable as in no crashes or stable as in no artifacts?

In titanfall, 2 hours and I see not even a single artifact...

Artifacts. If that's the case, then I would call it stable.

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