lamp is goodOriginally Posted by railmeat
rules of thumb for overclocking my gt 200 series---
"GPU overclocking and stability testing
It seems (based on opinions) that only proper way of OC'ing GPU (all clocks) is to start with:
a) pushing shaders up first
b) then push GPU core clocks (maximum up to 1/2 of shaders value)
c) as a last step push memory (VRAM) until it hardlocks your system on stress testing or in games, meaning you need to drop down to last stable value"
ref GT200 chart for clocks..
most common explanations of errors:by "after" from techpowerup forums
"If your system hard-locks, and requires a reboot then your memory is too high.
If your system is showing weird artifacts like flashing colors and intermittent blank screens and/or the driver crashes, then your shaders are too high.
If only the nvidia driver crashes without any visual anomalies, then your core is too high."
@ evocarlos-
i love lamp too,haha!
right so after pushing this card more @ 1600 shader 800 core is the max it will go with just vid mod any thing over 1600 shader hits ocp resauting in a hard off/on to get it back
so railmeat what you posted above is relivent unfortnally id did understand it till just
but heres some 2x card testing on the 975
http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...signature5.jpg
http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...signature4.jpg
http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...signature3.jpg
http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...signature2.jpg
http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s.../signature.jpg
just so you all know the tests were done on air beit tho 4x 80mm deltas
and im doing ocp mod now i dont have 200k vr's so ive used some 100k vr's with a 104smd strapped to one leg of the vr it means i will have a range between 200k and 100k, 100k being the lowist
wish me luck lol
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