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    What would a 'golden' 580 be?

    Just wondering since I just bought a 580 used off some guy and it is performing well higher then I expected.

    Overclocked it to 1k mhz clock speed, 2k memory clock and it gets about 34c idle and 54c load. My old card had a higher idle temp then this does load so it is just fantastic. Guy I bought it off of had only 920mhz OC but folded with it so it is very stable and I have tested my 1k OC (6 hours) and had no problems and temps are just fantastic.

    Can't seem to find any info on what a golden card would be

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    1.000-1.025vid clocking up to 975-1000/2300-2400 on stock cooling

    plenty of these golden 1.5gig and 3.0gig around

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    Wish that was with stock cooling, be even better I guess. I have a AXPII cooler on it which is why I have decent temps. Now I just have to decide whether to keep it or not once the 600 series comes around since I plan on doing a full water cooling setup.

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    Golden would be 1050MHz stock cooler at 1.20v or something equally ridiculous
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    Not sure i totally follow anything you said, but regardless of that you helped me come up with a very good idea....
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    And here i thought I had a good card at 960 1.15 on stock.

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    Never changed volts even. Turned on the option in afterburner and after converting mv to v got : 1.013

    Almost 400 point difference when I did the heaven 2.5 benchmark from stock to my oc.

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    What would a 'golden' 580 be?

    1700MHZ in 3DM11, 1650 in Vantage 1.5V, full pot no cb
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    1GHz at 1.01v????

    Pics please
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    Quote Originally Posted by K404 View Post
    1GHz at 1.01v????

    Pics please
    Unless I am not converting this right but here you go :

    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...123/gtx580.jpg


    If you would like any benchmark let me know I am 100% stable. Here is my setup right now (ordering new case next week ) :

    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...3/DSCF6412.jpg

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    Im no way sure that OCCT is the best thing to test a GPU or anything but, is it really stable through the OCCT test on such a low voltage and 1000mhz core ? If so then i belive you have yourself a keeper there, anyways whats the brand and model on it ? Cheers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zipelgas View Post
    Im no way sure that OCCT is the best thing to test a GPU or anything but, is it really stable through the OCCT test on such a low voltage and 1000mhz core ? If so then i belive you have yourself a keeper there, anyways whats the brand and model on it ? Cheers.
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    24hr stress test is pointlessly straining to your card....don't bother
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