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Asus Strix R9 390 OC Gaming Can t oveclock mem in MSi after

Marko Ivancevic
By Marko Ivancevic
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HI

 

I can t oveclock mem in MSI after Burner.

I can move scale but performans is the same.Card is stuck on 1500MHz on mem.

 

 

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Remember to apply the changes.

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I do that but nothing!!!i i put mem speed at 1950MHZ press apply and mem stay at 1950 MHz but performans is the same!!!

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Just an aside, my MSI 390 won't OC at all. Anything above +5Mhz on either core or mem results in auto reboot as soon as a load is put on it.

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I use valley bench install new system win 10 64 but nothing all the same?

New msi after,diferent drivers nothing .I can overclock gpu core at 1130 and work just fine,but mem nothing.I can put mem at 1950 and stay at that speed but performans was the same.

 

 

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