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6th February 2012, 01:22 AM #81
Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
For those who still confuse about the new rebadged gpu.
HD7690M XT = HD6770M
HD7690M = HD6750M
HD7670M = HD6650M
HD7470M = HD6490M
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6th February 2012, 01:12 PM #82
Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
Is it possible to do an clock on this card without raising the voltage?
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6th February 2012, 02:03 PM #83Notebook Consultant
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Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
yes.
start overclock slowly. if you want first memory after core and do maybe 5times run sm tests on 3dmark 06. only sm test to find for artifacts. if sone red bleeps appear on screen press esc and downclock
this method i think its better than artifact scanner from att and other
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7th February 2012, 03:49 AM #84Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
Right now, my stable OCs to be able to play BF3 are 780/850. Over that (800/850) BF3 crashes right at launch. Do I need to increase voltage to OC over 800/850?
Also, the video capture set to 1/2 frame on MSI Afterburner is in black and white and also has the right margin overlap on the left margin from the left. Google results say it is probably a GPU driver issues, but I am running the latest HP drivers.
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7th February 2012, 04:32 AM #85Notebook Consultant
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Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
I have run bf3 with 825 and 950 clocks without issues, except of the crashes I have with any clocks I tried before.
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7th February 2012, 04:38 AM #86Notebook Consultant
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Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
And have to say that latest hp drivers are probaably the most stable but performance is not as good as with newest ones, about 15-20%
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8th February 2012, 12:47 PM #87Notebook Geek
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Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
OC 825/950 seems to be the right one, haven't had any issues with BF3 or youtube
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8th February 2012, 02:33 PM #88
Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
825/950 without any voltage raise?
Again, thanks guys.
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8th February 2012, 02:47 PM #89Notebook Geek
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Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
stock voltage
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9th February 2012, 09:41 AM #90
Re: Post Your Stable Overclocks! (Radeon HD 6770M)
OC/D to 825/950 now on stock voltage. The temp never passes 72 on the GPU sensors and the CPU is laying below 80. How can it be that my FPS went down (BF3)? Still the same GFX settings, same drivers, etc..
Im now getting FPSs aorund 30-40 on everything low..
- Scott.|Alienware M17x R1|CrossfireX HD5870 800/1100 -C2Q Q9000 (2.0 Ghz --> 2.4 Ghz) - 8GB Crucial DDR3 - 320GB 7200RPM - 160GB 5200 RPM - 1920x1200 WUXGA | R.I.P
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