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Hd 7870 overclocked to 1150mhz at 78c is it safe or not?

Toutou158

So today I've overclocked my sapphire hd 7870 to 1150mhz(from 1000mhz) on the core and to 1250mhz(from 1200mhz) on the memory without messing with voltage and fan speed set to auto.I've runned the furmark benchmark for about 30min the fps increased 6fps from stock speeds(from 38 to 44) and the gpu max temp was 78C and there wasn't no artifacts.Is 78C safe for this chip.if not what should I do?

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8 minutes ago, Toutou158 said:

So today I've overclocked my sapphire hd 7870 to 1150mhz(from 1000mhz) on the core and to 1250mhz(from 1200mhz) on the memory without messing with voltage and fan speed set to auto.I've runned the furmark benchmark for about 30min the fps increased 6fps from stock speeds(from 38 to 44) and the gpu max temp was 78C and there wasn't no artifacts.Is 78C safe for this chip.if not what should I do?

If you have no artifacts, yes.

 

78 i think is ok for those AMD cards, i think they do run a bit hot but its fine. someone can confirm maybe ?

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under 80c is pretty safe for Pitcairn but please do not use Furmark. 

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8 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

under 80c is pretty safe for Pitcairn but please do not use Furmark. 

Why not?

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4 hours ago, xAcid9 said:

under 80c is pretty safe for Pitcairn but please do not use Furmark. 

Why?

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13 minutes ago, Toutou158 said:

Why?

Furmark stresses the GPU in a way where it heats up way more than you would see in common scenarios (mining, gaming, etc.).  Have you tried using different software to stress or bench your GPU?

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