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I tried overclocking my card without increasing the voltage to get an idea of what to do for when I do, but the overall score was dropping. Is it possible that instead of becoming unstable and forming artifacts that it just starts to decrease in performance. 

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When I was overclocking my card, the results I got in benchmarks would vary by overclock, sometimes higher, sometimes lower. I couldn't get it stable at +250 on the core without flashing the BIOS, which I didn't feel like taking the risk of doing so I'm happy at +245 core. I also had a pretty bad CPU bottleneck while testing overclocks, I haven't tried again since upgrading(I probably should).

 

Which benchmarks are you running, and what are your specs?

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not a stable overclock back it off and try again and increase slowly

 

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2 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

When I was overclocking my card, the results I got in benchmarks would vary by overclock, sometimes higher, sometimes lower. I couldn't get it stable at +250 on the core without flashing the BIOS, which I didn't feel like taking the risk of doing so I'm happy at +245 core. I also had a pretty bad CPU bottleneck while testing overclocks, I haven't tried again since upgrading(I probably should).

 

Which benchmarks are you running, and what are your specs?

I wouldn't doubt I have a CPU bottle neck as well, I should probably monitor CPU performance alongside it. My CPU is an i5 6402p and my gpu is a rx480. I used Haven, could you recommend another maybe? Not that I have any problems with Haven but maybe getting a second would help in truly finding a stable clock speed. 

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2 minutes ago, Docretier said:

I wouldn't doubt I have a CPU bottle neck as well, I should probably monitor CPU performance alongside it. My CPU is an i5 6402p and my gpu is a rx480. I used Haven, could you recommend another maybe? Not that I have any problems with Haven but maybe getting a second would help in truly finding a stable clock speed. 

I like Unigine Heaven and Superposition. My GPU struggled a bit with Superposition(might have been a bottleneck, not entirely sure).

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26 minutes ago, Docretier said:

I tried overclocking my card without increasing the voltage to get an idea of what to do for when I do, but the overall score was dropping. Is it possible that instead of becoming unstable and forming artifacts that it just starts to decrease in performance. 

How much are you increasing the clock? An unstable overclock will decrease performance, so maybe back off a bit?

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