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Stable 970 Overclock

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Check out the 970 G1 owners thread they'll have a bunch of overclocking results. I got 1580mhz on the core with +500 on the memory no extra voltage. Woop! 

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I was curious to know what others have achieved when overclocking their 970s so if you're part of the OC 970 club post some images of your stable clocks, I've managed to get the clock shown below to stability on my Windforce G1-G 970

 

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Rocking 1430mhz here, RAM OCed via bios from 6ghz to 7. Overall, I'm pretty happy with what my Windforce OC can do.

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Check out the 970 G1 owners thread they'll have a bunch of overclocking results. I got 1580mhz on the core with +500 on the memory no extra voltage. Woop! 

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