Thread: graphics overclock
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Old 06-05-2009, 14:34   #2
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Re: graphics overclock
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Originally Posted by damien c View Post
im currently trying to overclock my gtx 280 and was wondering what would be the best test, to do to see if it is stable.

i am currently using 3dmark 06 and the temps are fine etc not getting any issue's, at all my scores are increasing but i would like to know if there is anything better than 3dmark 06 to stress the gpu to see if it is stable or not.

cooling should not be a issue as i have it watercooled with the card on its own water loop connected to a dual radiator, temps at the moment are not going above 55c when running 3dmark 06.

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also i am now hitting some quite high speeds core at over 700mhz from stock of 615mhz, still running fine.
My poor poor electricity bill
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