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So what's the core clock and memory now, I can't know what it is as EVGA makes many 750Ti's with different clocks making calculating 300+base clocks impossible.

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9 hours ago, AsianvsWhite said:

It is stable, and I added +25mV

also is +25 mV alot?

 

I get +250mhz core clock without overvoltage.

Every graphics card and every brand reacts different to overclocking. Do a benchmark like heaven on base clock and with the overclock. make your own decision if the overclock is worth the extra stress on the card. 


the overclock is 'good' if the card is not flipping/crashing and the temps are under control. that is to say that it is not hitting the ceiling with temps. (throttling) 

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9 hours ago, JPotze said:

 

Every graphics card and every brand reacts different to overclocking. Do a benchmark like heaven on base clock and with the overclock. make your own decision if the overclock is worth the extra stress on the card. 


the overclock is 'good' if the card is not flipping/crashing and the temps are under control. that is to say that it is not hitting the ceiling with temps. (throttling) 

no crashing and 50degrees celcius

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18 minutes ago, JPotze said:

50 with overclock and stressing 100%. do you have water-cooling? if not, that is an impressive number.

Keep in mind, 750ti. Even with the overclocks it's probably using less than 80w.

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