overclocking my XFX 7800 GTX

Discussion in 'Overclocking & Cooling' started by mo26, Nov 23, 2005.

  1. mo26

    mo26 Geek Trainee

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    is there any way to overclock my card further than 511/1380 just using air cooling...?
     
  2. mo26

    mo26 Geek Trainee

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    sorry about the previous message, the exact clocks are, 520/1380, is there anyway to overclock further than this?
     
  3. Addis

    Addis The King

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    Yes you can increase the stock clock speeds of the card, but whether you'll get very far isn't clear.
     
  4. JimBowen

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    i would leave it as it is,

    the card you have is currently one of the fastest 3 available ( not including cards designed for server/workstation usage.), and with the system you have you can run all the current games at the highest settings, so the small amount you would oc it would probably not be visible.


    and i notice you are intending to oc ur processer, if you are you really shouldnt bother trying to oc ur gpu,.


    :)
     
  5. JimBowen

    JimBowen Guest

    ignore this one, posted it twice by accident,
     
  6. pelvis_3

    pelvis_3 HWF Member For Life

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    It depends on many factors including Cooling, brand of the card and quality of the silicon used. I'd guess you'd get it to 550/1450 on stock cooling. If you get a aftermarket cooler, it's almost garunteed you'll get higher overclocks, but don't expect too much!
     
  7. AgentGOD

    AgentGOD Geek Trainee

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    I'm at 526/1440 on air (stock) cooling with my MSI GeForce 7800 GTX. I scored 9122 in 3DMark05.
     
  8. Buy a Zalman VF700-CU
     
  9. max12590

    max12590 Masterful Geek

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    I would leave well enough alone. That is the fastest gaming card in the world and OC'ing it voids the warranty, so if you fry it you're up you-know-what creek.
     

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