Thread: New System woes..
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Old 13-11-2006, 12:23   #12
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Re: New System woes..
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Originally Posted by Rob C View Post
Get the machine running stable first without any overclocking. Once you then know it's stable you'll know what effect clocking various bits has on components.

If you are attempting clocking, have you locked the speed of the GPU so that isn't getting affected by the CPU adjustments. What about the RAM, has that got the correct voltage and speeds set.
Aye - the Ram is not oc'd at all, the card is stock too at 450 core and ram @ 1320 mhz (660 * 2)

Only the cpu is oc'd - and even then only a tiny bit!
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