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MSI GeForce GTX 980 help me with overclocking

Hi am i overclocking my GTX 980 from MSI and i am not sure what settings should i use 

att my first attempt i use the Settings where you dont have to change your Voltage but when i was in the game my game would crash in the loading screen

i have even turn down the oc but it steel crash so now i am testing a new one from guru3d

 

New

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_geforce_gtx_980_gaming_oc_review,26.html

 

Old

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2014/12/01/msi_gtx_980_gaming_4g_video_card_review/3#.ViCkG_nhCUl

 

and my question is the guru3d oc safe?

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guru3d is fine yes, that OC is fine.

 

 

I recommend testing everything yourself and using those settings they used as a base line, every card clocks differently, and every card responds differently to voltage & temps.

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And if the settings are not good and temp will be highe how do i underclock it safe? do i just lower the volt? or memory clock?

should i start like  i have in the photo? or just go all in and copy form the website 

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And if the settings are not good and temp will be highe how do i underclock it safe? do i just lower the volt? or memory clock?

should i start like  i have in the photo? or just go all in and copy form the website 

If you don't like the temperature just turn down the core clock or increase the fan speed.

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