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GTX 750TI Overclocking Question...

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Strange, don't worry about it (:
 

It looks like it fluctuated for a tiny bit but AfterBurner didn't pick it up.

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I've been trying to see how far I can push my new 750TI SC ACX (Non FTW) and I captured a screenshot while running Heaven Benchmark that had me confused.

 

In the upper righthand corner, it shows the graphics (what I can only assume is core clock) running at 1560Mhz. The card is running at a +110 core clock and Afterburner says that it tops out at 1430Mhz (I'm assuming that's boosted past the OC?)

 

Can someone explain what's going on, as this is my first graphics card capable of overclocking...

 

Many thanks!

 

 

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Strange, don't worry about it (:
 

It looks like it fluctuated for a tiny bit but AfterBurner didn't pick it up.

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Strange, don't worry about it (:

 

It looks like it fluctuated for a tiny bit but AfterBurner didn't pick it up.

Oh I'm not worried, just curious why it was saying one thing in the benchmark and not on afterburner.

 

I had noticed a couple times that having fraps running as well as using the fps counter in the benchmark were often off as well...*shrug*

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