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nice clocks on your card do you have after market cooling. mine wont budge from 621/1458/2000:thumbdown

 

All 8800GTX's I've messed with and seen from others (on average) max out at around 648/1512 on the core/shador... But on each one I've had have trouble with 1000/2000 memory. On stock cooling and fan speeds.

Have you tried just getting the core/shador up to that the 648/1512 limit without overclocking your memory?

 

tried 621/1512/2000, 648/1458/2000, 621/1458/2016, 648/1512/2000 all a no go. none ati tool stable. @648 i get hard locks in game edit that is why i bought the superclocked version 621/1458/2000 up from 575/1350/1800 reference. seemed like a good increase for 20 bucks. but it is ati tool stable 12 hrs at my stock 621/1458/2000 for `12 hours though

 

Like I said, try it without clocking the ram...

 

the ram is stock 2000mhz, 100% stable at 2000 http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/wd8xs/

 

No, my coolers is stock...but, im put an browler on air exit drom 8800, the inside exit air...the max temp is 55º

IM doig to create an video...but, the frames drop doing that ?

 

I see... So is it the "KO ACS3" or the "Superclocked" version? A stock 8800GTX has the ram running at 900/1800 - not 1000/2000...

If you "down-clocked" your ram to around 975/1950 you will probably be able to raise your core/shader higher. This is consistant with my attempts to overclock these cards. A memory clock of 1000/2000 prevents the core/shaders from clocking up to 648/1512.

So if you want your core/shader higher you are probably going to have to lower the memory speeds a bit. You would probably see more gains in benchmarks and game FPS with the higher core/shader vs the memory running so high.

 

and to think all this time i could have had my card's running with 128 "sharders" i feel soo stupid! :banana:

 

i will give that a shot. better results with core, shader high then memory like you said

 

648/1512/1944 im testing at no go trying 648/1458/1944

 

that sucks. Was worth a try though I guess.

 

that was a no go either. but 621/1458/2000 is running now no errors just like always. thanks for your help man much appreciated!

 

No problem... Wish it had worked though

You really wouldn't have seen much of a gain anyway. Every little bit helps in some situations, but stability is always preferred of a few FPS gain lol...

 

i have a tax return coming soon and i was thinking about sli 8800gtx and a new psu. i know i would be cpu bottlenecked but when i build a new system i would pull the 8800gtx`s out of this system put my sli 7800gt`s back in this system and have 3 rigs

 

hi,
im vincent van poof poof
i overclocked my cpu and gfx card to 24ghz with using special mental disorder powers,


this is not a photoshop and i am not retarded.

bye

 

hmmm your running at 3.16 i see or is that stock?

 

later in the youtube video, he will show you how to brick your videocard and void the warranty at the same time!

 

Yes, I have a HR-03 Plus with a Thermaltake A2017 and I modified a DTek UniSink to replace those little heatsinks.

I also flashed it with the eVGA ASC3 KO BIOS:
http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/4130/EVGA.8800GTX.768.061229.html

 

All that aside, you can never have too many sharders...

 

i heard "sharders" reproduce exponentially in the wild. may have to get me a good fishin pole and net