If you own a Geforce, post here

[SerratedAuto]

card name: GTX 460
manufacturer: PNY
video ram: 1024mb
bus type: pci-e
SLI or multi-gpu: no
stream processors: 336
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 675/1800/1350
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 800/2000/1600
driver version: 258.96

[mbentley]

card name: 8800 GTX
manufacturer: ASUS
video ram: 768mb
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: single
stream processors: 128
card cooling: STOCK
voltage:STOCK
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: STOCK
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: N/A
driver version: 258.96

without know what the actual stock speeds are, there is no way to rank this card. please update your post and let me know, if you would.

[Alien1099]

I've owned many Geforce cards since the ORIGINAL came out and I bought a Creative Labs Annihilator. Doesn't look like I'll be buying anything else anytime soon and just ordered a Gigabyte GTX 460 1GB.

[mbentley]

I've owned many Geforce cards since the ORIGINAL came out and I bought a Creative Labs Annihilator. Doesn't look like I'll be buying anything else anytime soon and just ordered a Gigabyte GTX 460 1GB.

well when you get one, feel free to post up your stats.

[TonyMc]

manufacturer: ASUS GTX 460
video ram: 1GB
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: single
stream processors: 336
card cooling: STOCK
voltage: 1.00
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 675/1800/1350
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 850/1800/1700
driver version: 260.89(for now)

[arcanise]

that looks liek the 460 but i aint 100%

[TonyMc]

that looks liek the 460 but i aint 100%

Fixed.;)

[arcanise]

sweet i was right ^_^

[col_sanders]

card name: GTX 460
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 768 MB
bus type: PCI-E X16
SLI or multi-gpu: Single (for now)
stream processors: 336
card cooling: stock
voltage: 1.2125v (from 0.975v stock)
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 675/1800(3600 effective)/1350
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 900/2000(4000 effective)/1800
driver version: Forceware 260.89 win7

[bitts]

card name: 9600GT
manufacturer: palit
video ram: 1024MB
bus type: pci-e x16
SLI or multi-gpu: no
stream processors: 64
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 650/400/1625
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 715/440/1788
driver version: 260.99
3DMark06 score stock : 5683 (1920x1080 with optimal)
3DMark06 score (OC) : 7936 (1920x1080 with optimal)


__________________________________________________ ___

my system is :-

Processor : AMD phenom ii x4 965
Graphic Card : palit 9600GT
RAM : 4 Gb Transcent
Motherboard : ASUS M4A78-EM/1394
SMPS : Cooler master 600W extreme
HDD : 500+500+250 Seagate sata barracuda (no RAID)

[bitts]

stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 650/400/1625
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 715/440/1788

my system gives an error "nvdia driver stopped" or something like this and system crashes every time i try to increase OC more than 715/440/1788

[goose90proof]

card name: GTX 470 (Zotac)
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1280 MB
bus type: PCIe
SLI or multi-gpu: no
stream processors: 448
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 625 MHz/837 MHz/1250 MHz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: stock
driver version: v265

I will be looking to overclock my card in the near future. I am new to overclocking and am still doing my research. Will be doing a lot of tests this weekend to find optimal/stable CPU and MEM speeds. :)

[Brazen_NL]

card name: GeForce GTX 570 SC
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1280 MB
bus type: PCIe 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
stream processors: 480
card cooling: stock
voltage: 1.1/1.075
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/975/1594
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 870/1000/1740
driver version: 266.58

[BobbyBubblehead]

card name: GeForce GTX 580 Black Ops Edition
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1536 MB
bus type: PCIe 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: 512
card cooling: stock
voltage: 1.075/1.100
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/1013/1594
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 912/1043/1824
driver version: 266.58

[cbope]

card name: GTX 570 Goes Like Hell
manufacturer: Gainward
video ram: 1280MB
bus type: PCIe
SLI or multi-gpu: No (physx yes, 9600GT)
stream processors: 480
card cooling: stock, 2 axial fans
voltage: 1.025 (1.000 default)
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 800/4000/1600
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 875/4200/1750
driver version: 266.58

[col_sanders]

Thank you for taking the time to keep this all up to date.:thup: I find the charts very useful for target overclocks.

[Kiroku]

card name: GTX 460
manufacturer: Palit
video ram: 1024
bus type: PCIe 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: Single.
stream processors: 336
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 0.975v stock to 1.075v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 700/900/1400
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 906/1028/1812
driver version: 267.24

[loopflow]

card name:GTX 580
manufacturer:EVGA
video ram:1536 MB
bus type:PCI-E 2.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu:No
stream processors:512
card cooling:EK Full Coverage Water Block
voltage:1.10
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:772/1002/1544
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:925/1050/1850
driver version:266.58

[Bakkoda]

card name: GTX 560 ti SOC
manufacturer: Gigabyte
video ram: 1024
bus type: PCIe 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: Single
stream processors: 384
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 1.069v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 822/1645/2000
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1025/2050/2350
driver version: 267.26

[_j03_]

card name: GeForce 9600 GT
manufacturer: Gigabyte
video ram: 512Mb
bus type: pci-e 2.0 16x
SLI or multi-gpu: single
stream processors: 64
card cooling: stock (passive)
voltage: 1.2
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 720/1008/1800
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 810/1025/2000
driver version: 266.58

Pretty nice OC with passive cooled GPU :p ? It's overclocked version so those stocks aren't even the actual stocks of 9600 gt (650/900/1625) Have to deal with this until summer when I'll buy gtx 560.

[mbentley]

card name: GTX 560 ti SOC
manufacturer: Gigabyte
video ram: 1024
bus type: PCIe 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: Single
stream processors: 384
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 1.069v
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1025/2050/2350
driver version: 267.26

what are the stock speeds?

[Bakkoda]

updated today.
apologies,

822/1645/2000

[johan851]

card name: GTX 460
manufacturer: MSI (N460GTX Cyclone 768D5/OC)
video ram: 768mb
bus type: PCIe 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: Single
stream processors: 336
card cooling: Water - MCW60
voltage: 1.2v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 725/3600/1450
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 925/4400/1850
driver version: 266.58

Looks like I'm doing pretty well as 460's go. I can take it up higher, but this is folding stable.

[mbentley]

johan, what are your stock speeds?

[johan851]

Whoops. Updated.

[johan851]

Interesting. So, not to be a whiner... :p

There's on GTX 460 ahead of me in the rankings with a reported memory speed of 4000. Impressive. :) That sounds to me like he either has quite a GTX460, or he doubled the memory speed twice. We're supposed to be reporting effective memory speeds, yes? So 1100MHz actual = 2200MHz effective?

[mbentley]

which exact entry are you talking about? the effective memory speeds for most gtx 460s are around 3600-3800...

your card should have an effective 4400 memory speed overclocked...

[johan851]

I wish DDR wasn't so confusing! Are we multiplying by 4 because this is GDDR5?

[mbentley]

yeah, i just go by the specs listed @ newegg >> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127512

[johan851]

That makes sense. Edited again! My e-masculinity is paramount.

[Tech Tweaker]

card name: nVidia GeForce 9800GT
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 512MB
bus type: PCIe 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: Single card atm, no SLI bridge yet.
stream processors: 112
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 1.05V
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 600/900/1500
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: Stock
driver version: ForceWare 266.58

[saint19]

1st one

card name: GTX 260
manufacturer: MSI
video ram: 896MB
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: No, single GPU
stream processors: 192
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 620/1080/1408
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 655/1050/1505 BIOS changed using NiBiTor :)
driver version: 266.58

2nd one

card name: GeForce 310
manufacturer: Pegatron
video ram: 512MB
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: No, single GPU
stream processors: 16
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 589/790/1402
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 600/805/1428
driver version: 266.58

3rd one

card name: GeForce 8400 GS
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1GB
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: No, single GPU
stream processors: 8
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 520/600/1381
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 640/720/1524
driver version: 266.58

[mbentley]

updated today. i didn't include the 310 since the 3xx series is mostly mobile gpus from what i can tell.

[saint19]

updated today. i didn't include the 310 since the 3xx series is mostly mobile gpus from what i can tell.

:bday: It's not.

http://hwbot.org/community/submission/2135250_saint19_3dmark2001_se_geforce_310_26523_ma rks

[saint19]

Sorry, I forgot one.

card name: GeForce 6200
manufacturer: XFX
video ram: 256MB
bus type: AGP x8
SLI or multi-gpu: Not supported
stream processors: 4
card cooling: stock heatsink plus 80cm fan
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 350/266/0
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: Comming soon.
driver version: 266.58

[mbentley]

:bday: It's not.

http://hwbot.org/community/submission/2135250_saint19_3dmark2001_se_geforce_310_26523_ma rks

well i realize that your card isn't a mobile gpu. did a little more poking around and the 300 series actually looks to be OEM only or very close to OEM only. i currently do not have spreadsheet for the 300 series (yours is the first i have heard of on here). i will try to add one later. also, are you sure that there are only 16 stream processors on that card? seems awfully low but i could be wrong...

[Kowalski3500]

well i realize that your card isn't a mobile gpu. did a little more poking around and the 300 series actually looks to be OEM only or very close to OEM only. i currently do not have spreadsheet for the 300 series (yours is the first i have heard of on here). i will try to add one later. also, are you sure that there are only 16 stream processors on that card? seems awfully low but i could be wrong...

http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_310_us.html

My buddy has one. His dad got it from a machine at work, or they were shipped cards to put in the machines at work.

It does indeed only have 16 stream processors.

Edit: GT310, 315, 320, 330, 340 and several 4xx series cards are OEM only (and some have OEM counterparts of normal cards that are clocked lower sadly)

http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce_family.html
Scroll down to products available in prebuilt (OEM) systems for the full list from nvidia, along with specs for most of them.

[saint19]

That 310 cames with some DELL rigs from my work, they don't need it and given to me (four in total).

The GeFroce 6200 that added at last was bought with an Athlon XP 2600+, old times :)

[me2hat_head]

card name: geforce 425m
manufacturer: nVidia
video ram: 1024mb ddr3
bus type: PCI Express
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
stream processors:
card cooling: Not sure, its in a notebook
voltage: No Idea
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 560mhz/800mhz/1120mhz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: Not done it, not got the balls.
driver version: 266.58

**Could somebody point me in the right direction for getting a bit more 'oomph' out of this gpu? I have MSI Afterburner, but no idea what to do with it lol

[mbentley]

updated today.

the survey isn't very nice to mobile cards due to the stream processor multiplier...

[_j03_]

card name: geforce 425m
manufacturer: nVidia
video ram: 1024mb ddr3
bus type: PCI Express
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
stream processors:
card cooling: Not sure, its in a notebook
voltage: No Idea
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 560mhz/800mhz/1120mhz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: Not done it, not got the balls.
driver version: 266.58

**Could somebody point me in the right direction for getting a bit more 'oomph' out of this gpu? I have MSI Afterburner, but no idea what to do with it lol
Wouldn't recommend overclocking laptop's, unless you want to fry some eggs on it.

[me2hat_head]

Wouldn't recommend overclocking laptop's, unless you want to fry some eggs on it.

Haha, I've been told about that :p. I'll just leave it then. It should run GTA 4 reasonably well though shouldn't it?

[_j03_]

Haha, I've been told about that :p. I'll just leave it then. It should run GTA 4 reasonably well though shouldn't it?
Well it should run it at medium-high settings, depending on your screen resolution or the resolution you prefer to play. Just don't use any AA or stuff like that :)

[Bobnova]

card name:GTX 580
manufacturer: Zotac
video ram:1536 MB
bus type:PCI-E 2.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu:No
stream processors:512
card cooling:Stock
voltage:1.025 stock, 1.25 benching
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:772/1002/1544
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:1008/1190/2016
driver version:266.58

It's a fun card.

Also:

card name:Geforce 6800 256mb (NOT GS/GT/ETC.)
manufacturer: nVidia
video ram:256 MB
bus type:PCI-E 1.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu:No
stream processors:5/12
card cooling:Accelero S1 V2
voltage:1.27 stock, 1.55-1.6 benching
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:350 / 300
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 537 / 455
driver version:266.58

[Lennan]

card name: GeForce ENGT240 1GB GDDR3
manufacturer: Asus
video ram: 1GB
bus type: PCI-E x16 Gen2 (128-bit)
SLI or multi-gpu: No, single GPU
stream processors: (Shader Processors, or CUDA cores? 96)
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 550/790/1100
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: stock
driver version: 266.58

[Nicthalon]

card name: gtx 560 Ti
manufacturer: ASUS
video ram: 1GB
bus type: pci-e 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: yes; 2 in SLI
stream processors: 384
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 900/2100/1800; 830/2000/1660
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: stock (one card factory overclocked to above values, second one is "true" stock)
driver version: 275.33

[Evander_F]

Ok here is my good old 9600gt...still rocking on my PC :P

card name: 9600GT
manufacturer: XFX
video ram: 512MB
bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: nada
stream processors: 64
card cooling: stock plus 80mm fan mod
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 600/700/1500
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 675/825/1687
driver version: 270.61

[Shurman292]

card name: GTX 470
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1280 mb
bus type: pci-e
SLI or multi-gpu:
stream processors: 448
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 1.05 v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 607/1674/1215 mhz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 770/1827/1540 mhz
driver version: 275.33

[freeagent]

card name: GTX 570
manufacturer: Asus
video ram: 1280
bus type: PCIE 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: 480
card cooling: Stock air
voltage: .906v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 742/950/1484
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 925/1000/1850
driver version: 275.33

card name: GTX 465
manufacturer: Galaxy
video ram: 1024
bus type: PCIE 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: 352
card cooling: Stock air
voltage: 1.05
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 607/801/1214
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 800/1000/1600
driver version: 275.33

[saint19]

Here is another one for my list

card name: GTX 560 Ti DirectCU II
manufacturer: ASUS
video ram: 1GB
bus type: pci-e 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: yes; Not for now
stream processors: 384
card cooling: DirectCU II
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 830/2004/1660
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: not yet
driver version: 270.61

[Bobnova]

card name: gtx 560 oc
manufacturer: gigabyte
video ram: 1GB
bus type: pci-e 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: single card
stream processors: 336
card cooling: stock
voltage: 1.08
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 830/2000/1660
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1030/2210/2060
driver version: 275.33

Nice card.


card name: geforce 6800 (not gs, not gt, just 6800)
manufacturer: nvidia
video ram: 256mb
bus type: pci-e 1.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: single card
stream processors: 12/5
card cooling: dry ice
voltage: 1.68 (1.27 stock)
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 325/300
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 561/427
driver version: Don't remember.

[mbentley]

updated today

[mbentley]

just a bump back to the top

[zitnik]

card name: GeForce GTX570
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1280
bus type: PCI-E x16 (320-bit)
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: 480
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/1594/1950
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 954/1908/2204
driver version: 267.24

[mbentley]

card name: GeForce GTX570
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1280
bus type: PCI-E x16 (320-bit)
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: 480
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/1594/1950
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 954/1908/2204
driver version: 267.24

looks like you have your memory and shader speeds mixed up but no worries, i have them correct in the spreadsheet.

[onefstsnake]

card name: gtx 470
manufacturer: PNY
video ram: 1.25GB
bus type: pci-e 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: single card
stream processors: 448
card cooling: stock
voltage: 0.9125 - 1.250
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 608/837/1215
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 855/988/1710
driver version: 275.33

This card is now flashed to FTW Bios for more voltage adjustment.

card name: gtx 260
manufacturer: BFG
video ram: 896MB
bus type: pci-e 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: single card
stream processors: 216
card cooling: stock
voltage: 1.12
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 576/1000/1404
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 708/1208/1608
driver version: 275.33

card name: 8800 Ultra
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 768MB
bus type: pci-e 2 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: single card
stream processors: 128
card cooling: stock
voltage: 1.35 - 1.65
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 612/1080/1512
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 783/1260/1890
driver version: 275.33

This card has been baked twice! ;)

[zitnik]

looks like you have your memory and shader speeds mixed up but no worries, i have them correct in the spreadsheet.

updated today.

I see, my bad. Thanks for the correction. And I forgot to mention I have the 570 Superclocked, hence the higher stock clocks.

[stunt]

card name:GTX 560 ti
manufacturer:Asus
video ram: 1G
bus type: PCI-e 2.0x16
SLI or multi-gpu:NO
stream processors:384
card cooling:Asus DirectCU II
voltage:stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:830/2004/1660
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:900/2100/1800
driver version:275.33

card name:GTX 460 ti
manufacturer:Asus
video ram: 1G
bus type: PCI-e 2.0x16
SLI or multi-gpu:NO
stream processors:336
card cooling:Asus DirectCU
voltage:stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:675/1800/1350
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:850/1950/1700
driver version:275.33

[ppe1700]

card name: MSI Twin Frozr 2 GTX560 ti
manufacturer: MSI / Nvidia
video ram: 1Gb
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: Single card
stream processors: 384 CUDA cores (think this is what this field refers to)
card cooling: Stock MSI Frozr dual fan setup
voltage:1.062v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: Stock MSI is 880MHz/4200Mhz/1760MHz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1000MHz/4200MHz/2000MHz
driver version: currently 280.26 but post 260.x the dynamic core clock control doesnt work particularly well and gets stuck at 405MHz until I reboot.

[rayzr]

I've got a GeForce 7025
card name:GeForce 7025
manufacturer: Nvidia
video ram: 1.75 GB 800 MHz
bus type: PCI
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: ???
card cooling: Stock
voltage: ???
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 425 MHz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 500 MHz
driver version: 280.5

[ZapTap]

GeForce 9500GT
card name:GeForce 9500 GT
manufacturer: Jaton
video ram: 1.00 GB (700MHz)
bus type: PCI
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: ???
card cooling: Stock
voltage: Stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: No idea
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 550 MHz. may or may not be stock. *shrugs*
driver version: 275.33

[tacp_daddy]

card name:GTX 580
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram:3072 MB
bus type:PCI-E 2.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu:No
stream processors:512
card cooling:Stock
voltage:1.025 stock, 1.15 benching
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:772/1002/1544
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:850/linked, i forget :p/1720
driver version:266.58

[zitnik]

Edit: Cancelled my order on the Zotac AMP! 570. I got the same one as I have now, the eVGA 570 SC.

card name:GTX 570 SC
manufacturer: eVGA
video ram: 1280
bus type:PCI-E 2.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu: Yes
stream processors: 480
card cooling: Stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/3900/1594
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: no oc'ing
driver version:280.26

[RattlerGUNZ]

ASUS ENGTX560 TI DCII/2DI/1GD5 GeForce GTX 560 Ti

[ppe1700]

Hi Rattlergunz, if you check post #1 it outlines how to post in this thread. It just makes it easier on the OP who is maintaining the spreadsheets :)

[jiccman1965]

What if you have 14 GF cards, 2x6800gt, 2x7900gt, 2x7900gs, 1x GTX260, 4x GTX480, 3x GTX580.

Main gaming Rig.
card name: 2x GTX 480
manufacturer: MSI
video ram: 1536
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
stream processors: 480
card cooling: Full EK water block
voltage: 1.05V
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 700/1000/1400
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 850/1900/1700
driver version: Current driver

[mbentley]

card name:GeForce 7025
Sorry, I don't have integrated graphics included in the spreadsheet

card name:GeForce 9500 GT
Without all of the required information, I can't add your card.

card name:GTX 580
I'll put yours in but I am not guessing at your overclocked memory speed so I entered it as stock.

card name:GTX 570 SC
Thanks for a complete submission.

ASUS ENGTX560 TI DCII/2DI/1GD5 GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Not enough info as stated previously.

What if you have 14 GF cards, 2x6800gt, 2x7900gt, 2x7900gs, 1x GTX260, 4x GTX480, 3x GTX580.

card name: 2x GTX 480

Post em up if you want. I highly doubt your cards are running at an effective memory speed of 8000 mhz. The memory speeds are quadrupled for the effective clock speed so an overclock from 4000 to nearly 8000 = certainly impossible.


I have updated the spreadsheet with any valid submissions.

[zitnik]

Thanks for a complete submission.

No problem, my card is SLI though I was just letting you know it wasn't on the spreadsheet. I had a previous submission with my first 570, the second one I just posted is my second 570 :)

Excited to see how these babies torch some games :D

I'm curious about my ranking on the sheet with the second 570 lol

[mbentley]

No problem, my card is SLI though I was just letting you know it wasn't on the spreadsheet. I had a previous submission with my first 570, the second one I just posted is my second 570 :)

Excited to see how these babies torch some games :D

I'm curious about my ranking on the sheet with the second 570 lol

Whoops, I've fixed that :chair:

It definitely shot you up in the rankings :)

[zitnik]

Whoops, I've fixed that :chair:

It definitely shot you up in the rankings :)

Thanks! :)

[PanteraGSTK]

card name:128A8N350DX GeForce 6600GT
manufacturer:EVGA
video ram:128mb
bus type:AGP 8x
SLI or multi-gpu:Single
stream processors:8
card cooling:Stock air
voltage:stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:500MHz/900mhz/N/A
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:no OC
driver version:Sleeping in a drawer

card name:8800GT
manufacturer:EVGA
video ram:512mb
bus type:PCIe
SLI or multi-gpu:SLI
stream processors:112
card cooling:Stock air
voltage:stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:600MHz/900mhz/1500mhz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:no OC
driver version:275.33

card name:8800GT
manufacturer:PNY
video ram:512mb
bus type:PCIe
SLI or multi-gpu:SLI
stream processors:112
card cooling:Stock air
voltage:stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:600MHz/900mhz/1500mhz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:no OC
driver version:275.33

If I could find my geforce 2 GTS or 4400ti I'd add them too.

[kiru]

card name: GTX 580 DS Superclocked
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1536ghz
bus type: PCI-e
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
stream processors: 512
card cooling: Stock dual fans
voltage: 1.08V
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/1013/1594
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: No OC
driver version: 280.26

[zitnik]

hey mbentley, change of cards :p

My second 570 that was ordered is actually a MSI N570GTX, not a second GTX 570 SC.

I just got it today, sorry for the inconvenience. Won't happen again :eh?:

Updated stats for u:

card name:GTX 570
manufacturer: MSI
video ram: 1280
bus type:PCI-E 2.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu: Yes (SLI'd with GTX 570 SC)
stream processors: 480
card cooling: Stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 732/3800/1464
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: no oc'ing
driver version:285.38

[mbentley]

I think that I have it updated correctly. zitnik - you might want to verify it though if you don't mind.

updated today.

[zitnik]

I think that I have it updated correctly. zitnik - you might want to verify it though if you don't mind.

updated today.

Yes sir! It has me listed at 3 and 4, #4 is the correct setup :D

Thanks!

[mbentley]

So is the one listed at #3 invalid? Just want to make sure before removing it. ;)

[zitnik]

So is the one listed at #3 invalid? Just want to make sure before removing it. ;)

Yep, the #3 one is invalid and #4 is the correct one :)

[kiru]

New cards came in...

card name: GTX 580 Lightning
manufacturer: MSI
video ram: 1536mhz
bus type: PCI-e
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
stream processors: 512
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 1.05V
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 832/1050/1664
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 901/1100/1802
driver version: 280.26

[Standingcow]

Got this coming in soon (hopefully tomorrow).

card name: 560 Ti
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1GB 256-bit GDDR5
bus type: PCI Express 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: Single GPU
stream processors: 384 Processor Cores
card cooling: Air
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 4212MHz/1800MHz
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: Comes stock OC'd > 4212MHz/1800MHz
driver version: 280.26

[txus.palacios]

card name: 2X GTX 470
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1280mb gDDR5 320bit
bus type: PCI Express 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: SLi
stream processors: 448 stream processors
card cooling: EK FC470GTX nickel
voltage: 1.075 @ 1.188v (bios vmod)
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 607/3348/1215
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 900/4000/1800
driver version: 285.62

[Jaydu]

Card Name: Geforce GTX 460
Manufacturer: MSI
Video Ram: 1028MB
Card Cooling: Stock
Voltage: Stock
Stock Core/Memory Clock Speeds: 725/1800
OC'd Core/Memory Clock Speeds: 8501925

[mbentley]

Updated today. Didn't include Jaydu's entry because it doesn't have all of the required fields. Also didn't include Standingcow's since it was never updated.

[txus.palacios]

Updated today. Didn't include Jaydu's entry because it doesn't have all of the required fields. Also didn't include Standingcow's since it was never updated.

You have a typo. I'm not using stock but EK FC.

[mbentley]

Fixed :)

[throcken]

card name: GeForce GTX 550 Ti
manufacturer: ASUS
video ram: 1GB DDR5 192-bit
bus type: Pci-e 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: single
stream processors: 192
card cooling: DirectCU heatpipe + Fan
voltage: 1.05v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 910/2052/1820
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1015/2100/2030 [not topped out]
driver version: 285 [newest nvidia off. release]

[rogbur22]

Ordered today for arrival Thursday :boing: LOL, Im very happy :D

card name: Geforce GTX 570 EVGA 012-P3-1570-AR
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1280MB , 320 Bit
bus type: Pci-e 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: single
stream processors: 480
card cooling: stock fan
voltage:stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 732/3800/1464

[noname2020x]

card name: 560TI SC
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1024mb gDDR5 256bit
bus type: PCI Express 2.0 x16
stream processors: 384 stream processors
card cooling: DirectCU Heatpipe + Fan
voltage: 1.037 @ 1.05v (precision)
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 900/1800/2106
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 980//1960/2200
driver version: 8.17.12.8566

[noname2020x]

Got a nice stable OC... I'd like to update my scores. :clap:
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card name: 560TI SC
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1024mb gDDR5 256bit
bus type: PCI Express 2.0 x16
stream processors: 384 stream processors
card cooling: DirectCU Heatpipe + Fan
voltage: 1.037 @ 1.1v (precision)
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 900/1800/2106
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1020//2040/2260
driver version: 8.17.12.8566


I'd also like to add that the stock speeds on Bakkoda's card are incorrect.:-/ (The stock speed of the SOC model is 1000)

[mbentley]

Thanks for the update.

You're right. Looks like the stock clocks are a bit off as according to Gigabyte (http://www.gigabyte.com/microsite/263/GTX560Ti-SOC.html), they should be:
Core Clock 1000 MHz
Memory Clock 4580 MHz
Shader Clock 2000 MHz

Looks like he hasn't been on here in a few months. I'll go ahead and remove his entry so Bakkoda, if you see this, could you please re-verfy your speeds as they seem to be off from what should be stock.

[Fureh]

Card name: ENGTX460
Manufacturer: ASUS
Video ram: 1024mb gDDR5 256bit
Bus type: PCI Express 2.0 x16
Stream processors: 336 stream processors
Card cooling: ASUS Direct CU
Voltage: 1.1012V (According to GPUz)
Stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 675/1800/1350
OC'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 825/1950/1650
Driver version: 8.17.12.8562

[Divey]

card name:MSI GTX560Ti 448 Core Twin Frozer III PE/OC
manufacturer:MSI
video ram:1280MB
bus type:PCI-e
SLI or multi-gpu:Yes, 2 in Sli
stream processors:448
card cooling:Stock
voltage:0.975 to 1.068
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:750/1500/1900
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:900/1800/2050
driver version:285.66

[rainman33]

card name:560 ti/oc edition
manufacturer:MSI
video ram:1024 gddr5
bus type:PCI-E 2.0 16x
SLI or multi-gpu:no
stream processors:384
card cooling:stock twin frozr II
voltage:1000 mv
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:880/2100/1760
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:980/2180/1960
driver version:285.62

[mbentley]

Divey - looks like you got your shader and memory speeds mixed up but I've got it fixed on the spreadsheet :thup:

Updated today.

[Divey]

Divey - looks like you got your shader and memory speeds mixed up but I've got it fixed on the spreadsheet :thup:

Updated today.
Woops, thanks.

[Ryeker]

card name: GTX580 Superclocked
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1536 MB 384 bit GDDR5
bus type: PCI-E 2.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu: Single GPU
stream processors: 512
card cooling: Stock
voltage: Stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/4050/1594
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 797/4050/1594
driver version: 285.62

[CvKRob]

card name:Gtx550ti
manufacturer:Asus
video ram:1024 Gddr5 192 bit
bus type:PCI-E 2.0 16X
SLI or multi-gpu:Sli
stream processors:900 MHz
card cooling:Stock
voltage:Stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:900/1025/1800
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:900/1025/1800
driver version:285.62

[DreigonDragon]

Well I got a pretty old card but I still use it all the time :P

card name: GTX 260
manufacturer: Asus
video ram: 896MB
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: Single
stream processors: 216
card cooling: Stock
voltage: Stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 576/2028/1242
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 691/2304/1456
driver version: 285.62

[2 1]

Geforce Gt430
Pny
2GB PCIe
Stock clocks 700/535/1400 core/memory/shader
OC'd 780/548/1560 core/memory/shader

[Jason_23]

Stepping-Up to;

Card Name: Geforce GTX 570 HD - 012-P3-1571-AR
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 1280MB , 320 Bit GDDR5
Bus Type: PCI-E 2.0 16x
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
Stream Processors: 480
Card Cooling: stock fan
Voltage:stock
Stock Core/Memory/Shader Clock Speeds: 732/3800/1464

------------------------------------------------------

sent to EVGA today;
2 @ GeForce GTX 560 SC - 01G-P3-1461-KR

[OzDracula]

Card name: GTX 275 Ultra Durable VGA
Manufacturer: Gigabyte
Video ram: 896MB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI supported
Stream processors: 240
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 633MHz/1134MHz/1404MHz
OC'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: N/A
Driver version: 295.73

[mbentley]

2 1, I couldn't include your info because you didn't follow the correct form and had a lot of information missing.

[Janus67]

card name: GTX 580
manufacturer: Zotac and Asus
video ram: 1.5GB
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
stream processors: 512
card cooling: Zotac - Arctic Accelero Xtreme Plus | Asus - Stock Matrix DCuII
voltage: 1050mv
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: Z: 772/2004/1544 A: 816/2004/1632
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 825/2040/1650
driver version: 295.73

[Twiggz]

Card name: GTS 450
Manufacturer: PNY
Video ram: 1GB
Bus type: PCI-Ex16 1.1
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI supported
Stream processors: 192
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: 1.087
Stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 783MHz/1804MHz/1566MHz
OC'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 930MHz/2220MHz/1860MHz
Driver version: 295.73

[Woomack]

card name: gtx 480
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1536mb
bus type: pci-e
SLI or multi-gpu: no
stream processors: 480
card cooling: wc / D-Tek FuZion 2
voltage: daily - 1.038V, tests - 1.212V+ ( bios mod )
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 700/3696/1400
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 915/4500/1830
driver version: 296.10

card name: gtx 470
manufacturer: Gigabyte
video ram: 1280mb
bus type: pci-e
SLI or multi-gpu: no
stream processors: 448
card cooling: wc / D-Tek FuZion 2
voltage: daily - 1.000V, tests - 1.212V+ ( bios mod )
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 630/3348/1260
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 960/4200/1920
driver version: 296.10

[soul23]

card name: gtx 560 Ti
manufacturer: ASUS
video ram: 1024mb DDR5
bus type: pci-ex16 gen2
stream processors: 384
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI supported
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 0.9500v
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 900/2100/1800
driver version: 296.10

[Badbonji]

card name: GTX 680
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 2GB GDDR5
bus type: PCI-e 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: 1536
card cooling: Stock
voltage: 0.987-1.16V
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1059/1059/1502
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 1256/1256/1750
driver version: 301.10

Edited: Changed stock to stock boost clock and updated memory clock

[legoz_mighty]

card name: GTX 480
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1536MB
bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: No
stream processors: 480
card cooling: stock
voltage: stock
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: 725/1900/1451
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: stock
driver version: 290.10

[Robmoo]

Evga GTX 580 model 015-P3-1580-AR

Thanking about getting another for SLI

[FM2125]

card name:GTX 680 Super Overclock/Hall of Fame
manufacturer:Galaxy
video ram:2048
card cooling:Factory 3 Fan System
voltage:1.175
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:1202/1202/3000
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:1340/1340/3550
driver version:river version:301.42

EDITED: Added "shader clocks"

[manu2b]

EVGA GTX 580 SC Edition cooled with Accelero Xtreme Plus II running@970/1940/1175/1.2v.

card name: GTX 580 Superclocked
manufacturer: EVGA
video ram: 1.5GB
bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: NO
stream processors: 512
card cooling: Arctic Accelero Xtreme Plus II
voltage: 1200mV
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds: Z: 792/2008/1584
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds: 970/2175/1940
driver version: 301.42

[gigabit]

Just realized i never posted my GTX 570 SC's but now im down to only one

[mbentley]

card name:GTX 680 Super Overclock/Hall of Fame
manufacturer:Galaxy
video ram:2048
card cooling:Factory 3 Fan System
voltage:1.175
stock core/memory/shader clock speeds:1202/3000
oc'd core/memory/shader clock speeds:1340/3550
driver version:river version:301.42

Unfortunately I am not able to add your card if you don't include all three of the core, memory and shaders speeds as it used them to calculate your rank. If you could get those, I will add your submission :thup:

[manu2b]

Sir Mbentley, where is the spreadsheet?

EDIT: got it!

[mbentley]

how to check the rankings:
the rankings can be found in two formats. the first is a microsoft excel 2003 spreadsheet. the second is a html converted spreadsheet.
- microsoft excel spreadsheet (http://www.mbentley.net/forums/oc/oc_forum_geforce_survey.xls) (backup mirror (http://home.mbentley.net/forums/oc/oc_forum_geforce_survey.xls))
- html spreadsheet (http://www.mbentley.net/forums/oc/oc_forum_geforce_survey.html) (backup mirror (http://home.mbentley.net/forums/oc/oc_forum_geforce_survey.html))


please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

The instructions to check the spreadsheet are found in the first post.

[FM2125]

Unfortunately I am not able to add your card if you don't include all three of the core, memory and shaders speeds as it used them to calculate your rank. If you could get those, I will add your submission :thup:


But I have no shader clock?

Technically should be double though my core no? I'll fix it when I get a chance to use a computer

EDITED: I added in the shader clocks, it's supposedly the same as the core but I couldn't know for sure since Nvidia opted to remove it from me being able to actually check.

[mbentley]

You can use GPU-Z (http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/SysInfo/GPU-Z/) to obtain your card's information.

111853

[FM2125]

You can use GPU-Z (http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/SysInfo/GPU-Z/) to obtain your card's information.

111853

I know I fixed my numbers above, but there is no shader in GPU-z due to Nvidia setting that up that way with the Kepler architecture. Can I get on the list now?

Not mine just an example
http://www.xbitlabs.com/images/graphics/nvidia-geforce-gtx-680/31_gtx68_gpu-z.png

[mbentley]

Ah right, I see what you're saying. I think that I will just be recording boost clocks instead of shader speeds for the latest cards. Sorry for the confusion.

[mbentley]

Hmm I haven't paid much attention to the latest nVidia technology... Would it be relevant to capture the boost clocks and shader?

[manu2b]

I'd say yes for boost clock, but the shader clock being linked to core clock, is it still necessary?

[mbentley]

That is what I was considering... It does not really make sense to record the shaders with them just being double the core speed as that information is just easy enough to calculate in the formula.

*edit: Also, are boost clocks adjustable? I haven't overclocked a video card in forever :p

[manu2b]

:rofl:

[mbentley]

OK, so I've got it figure out what I am looking for here. I am no longer interested in shader speeds at all since they are basically irrelevant here.

Badbonji, I am assuming that you have this card (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130768) so that would make your memory clock speeds off since stock is 6008 (6008/4 = 1502).

FM2125, I believe your card should have a stock memory speed of 6008 (6008/4 = 1502) as well.

Would it be possible for you guys to verify your speeds for me with GPU-Z because they both seem to be off. I am going to be using the speeds listed in GPU-Z and not effective speeds due to them being extremely large with these newer cards.

[mbentley]

I've also updated the first post to include the proper information and and updated example of what I am looking for.

[Hicksimus]

Card name: GTX 480
Manufacturer: PNY
Video RAM: 1536
Bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 480
Card cooling: Arctic Cooling Accellero Xtreme Plus II
voltage: from 1.00 to 1.138
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 701/924/NA
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 910/1050/NA
Driver version: 301.42

[MongGrel]

Throwing my two little SLI GTX 260 216's in here, but that will be the next thing I change I imagine hehe.

:beer:

[Rod911]

Card name: GTX670
Manufacturer: Gigabyte
Video RAM: 2GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0/3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: triple fan and heatsink - "Windforce" design
Voltage: 1.175v at load or 0.987v at idle
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 980/1500/1060
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1050/1590/1129 (max 1246)
Driver version: 301.42

[trigger643]

Card name: GTX 480
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 1.535
Bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 480
Card cooling: stock (VF3000F on the way)
Voltage: 1.101
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 700/850
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 910/1900
Driver version: 301.42

[mbentley]

Card name: GTX 480
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 1.535
Bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 480
Card cooling: stock (VF3000F on the way)
Voltage: 1.101
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 700/850
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 910/1900
Driver version: 301.42

Sorry, I forgot to put in shader speeds as well into the new form. Do you know what shaders your card runs at for stock and overclocked?

[trigger643]

Sorry, I forgot to put in shader speeds as well into the new form. Do you know what shaders your card runs at for stock and overclocked?


I'm using EVGA Precision OC software and shaders is tied to the Core @ 2x / 1400/1700 (core 700/850).

[mbentley]

I'm using EVGA Precision OC software and shaders is tied to the Core @ 2x / 1400/1700 (core 700/850).

:facepalm: of course...

Updated today

[Pavin]

Card name: GT 630
Manufacturer: Galaxy
Video RAM: 1 GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0x16
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 96
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: 1.10
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 810/1550
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 950/1620
Driver version: 301.42

[luke738]

Card name: GTX 580
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 1.5GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0x16
SLI or multi-gpu: No
Cuda cores: 512
Card cooling: Water (full loop in sig)
Voltage: From 1088mV to 1163mV
Stock core/memory/ speeds: 797/2012 (it's an EVGA SuperClocked card, the default 580 speeds are 772/2004)
OC'd core/memory/ speeds: 995/2250
Driver version: 301.32

[gigabit]

Card name: GTX 670 FTW
Manufacturer: Evga
Video RAM: 2GB
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1006 MHz / 6208 MHz / 1084MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: 304.79



Card name: GTX 570 SC
Manufacturer: Evga
Video RAM: 1280MB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 480
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 797 MHz GPU / 3900 memory / 1594MHz Shader
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: 304.79


Card name: 9800GTX+
Manufacturer: PNY
Video RAM: 512MB
Bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 128
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 738 MHz GPU / 1100 memory / 1836MHz Shader
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: 301.42

[Frakk]

So why have we not got one of these threads? :p

[mbentley]

So why have we not got one of these threads? :p

What? :confused:

[Frakk]

What? :confused:

If you have a Radeon post....

Never mind, I'm joking with yer.

[freeagent]

Because this is the nVidia section..

If you dont have one in the ATi section, then make one.. :thup:

[ATMINSIDE]

Card name: GTX 550Ti
Manufacturer: Evga
Video RAM: 1GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0 x16 192-bit
SLI or multi-gpu: No
Cuda cores: 192 (not enough for me)
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: Stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 900MHz / 1800MHz / 4100MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 951MHz / 1903MHz / 4356MHz
Driver version: 301.42

Selling the 550Ti soon though. Got dibs on an Asus 560Ti DCII 1GB :cool:

[cwinot]

Card name: GTX 670 Superclocked
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 4GB
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: Not yet
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: 1.175
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 967/6008/1046
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1047/6428/1230
Driver version: 304.48
Power target set to 122%

Card name: GTX 560 Superclocked
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 2GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: No
Cuda cores: 336
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: 1.050
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 865/4008/1700 shader
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 965/4408/1930 shader
Driver version: 304.48
Just replaced this card with the 670 above, now this one is in my dads computer.

[musicfan]

Card name: gtx 285
Manufacturer: bfg tech
Video RAM: 1024mb
Bus type: pci-e
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 240
Card cooling: ambient water
voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 691/1296/1566
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: ForceWare 295.73

[Tyerker]

Card name: nVidia GTX 560ti 448-Core
Manufacturer: Gigabyte
Video RAM: 1280MB
Bus type: 320-Bit
SLI or multi-gpu: Nope
Cuda cores: 448
Card cooling: Windforce Triple Fan Stock Heatsink
Voltage: 1.025V
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 732/1900
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 940/2150 (So far...)
Driver version: Forceware 302.82 Windows 8 64-Bit

[TerranBrackiatt]

Card name: GTX 670 4G
Manufacturer: Zotac
Video RAM: 4096MB
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI (2 cards)
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 928 / 6008 / 1008 MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: 301.42

[bburrill2012]

Card name: GTX 560Ti Fermi Classified
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 1.280GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu:N/A
Cuda cores: 448
Memory Interface: 320-Bit
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: 1.038v
Stock core/shader/memory: 797/1594/1950
OC'd core/shader/memory: 900/1800/2150
Driver version: 301.42

Hopefully replacing this card by the end of the year. Or getting another 560Ti

[Fragasm]

Card name: GTX 680 2GB
Manufacturer: PNY
Video RAM: 2048
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
Cuda cores: 1536
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1006 / 1502 / 1059 MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: 301.42

[Solder]

Card name: GTX 560 Ti Super Clocked (Fermi)
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 1024
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: Yes, two in SLI
Cuda cores: 384
Card cooling: H2O
Voltage: (stock) 1.050V
Stock core/memory clock speeds: 900/2106
OC'd core/memory clock speeds: 1000/2150
Driver version: 301.42

[Bobnova]

Card name: GTX 660 Ti 2GB OC Edition
Manufacturer: Gigabyte
Video RAM: 2048
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: stock, ~1.23v in Boost.
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1033 / 1502 / 1111 MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1094 / 1834 / 1172(claimed in GPUz main tab), or 1310 (real, via sensors)
Driver version: 305.53

[Nathan the Don]

Card name: GTX 690
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 4096MB
Bus type: PCI Express
SLI or multi-gpu:None
CUDA cores: 3072
Card cooling: Koolance Water Cooling + Maingear Epic GPU Cooling
Voltage: Stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 915MHz/1058MHz/1052MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1000MHz/1175MHz/1601MHz
Driver version: 301.42

[ivanlabrie]

Card name: E-Geforce 7600 GS
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 256mb
Bus type: PCI-E x16
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
Cuda cores: N/A
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: Currently dead, awaiting volt modding treatment.
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 400mhz / 400mhz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds:
Driver version: N/A

[freakdiablo]

Just switched sides again, decided to add my name to the wall.

Card name: GTX670 GC
Manufacturer: Galaxy
Video RAM: 2GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: No
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: Stock (it's the single fan Galaxy GC)
Voltage: Stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1006/1502/1084
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1127/1628/1206 claimed by GPUz, boost is closer to 1280mhz by sensors (GPUz, XtremeTuner, and the one built into furmark)
Driver version: 301.42

[phre0n]

Card name: GTX560
Manufacturer: PNY
Video RAM: 1024
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0x16
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
Cuda cores: 336
Card cooling: stock
Voltage: 1.0120V
Stock core/memory/shader:810/1002/1620
OC'd core/memory/shader: N/A
Driver version: 301.42

[LordVampyre]

Card name:ENGTX560 DCII OC/2DI/1GD5 ASUS GTX 560 DirectCU II OC
Manufacturer:ASUS
Video RAM:1gig ddr5
Bus type: pcie
SLI or multi-gpu:No
Cuda cores: 336
Card cooling: twin fans
Voltage: no idea
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds:850MHz, 1050MHz, 1700MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds:
Driver version:306.02

[saint19]

Hi guys, I sold my GTX 560 Ti and got this baby...

Card name: GTX 680 Lightning 2GB
Manufacturer: MSI
Video RAM: 2048
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
Cuda cores: 1536
Card cooling: Twin Frozr IV
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 111 / 1502 / 1176 MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock (for now)
Driver version: 301.42

[ivanlabrie]

Congrats on a gorgeous beast of a card! :D

[madman7]

Card name: GTX 660Ti
Manufacturer: MSI N660 Ti PE
Video RAM: 2048 MB
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0 card PCI-E 2.0 MB
SLI or multi-gpu:N/A
Cuda cores: 1344
Memory Interface: 192-Bit
Card cooling: Stock Twin Frozr IV
Voltage: .99 volts
Stock core/boost/memory: 1019/1097/1502
OC'd core/boost/memory: N/A haven't tried yet
Driver version: 306.23

[KGT]

Card name: GTX 260
Manufacturer: ASUS
Video RAM: 896 MB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu:N/A
Cuda cores: 216
Memory Interface: 448-Bit
Card cooling: EK Water Blocks EK-VGA Supreme HF - Plexi
Voltage: 1.050v
Stock core/shader/memory: 576/1242/1015
OC'd core/shader/memory: 686/1372/1160
Driver version: 301.42

[Amnesiac]

Card name: GTS 450 (GV-N450D3-1GI).
Manufacturer: Gigabyte.
Video RAM: 1gB.
Bus type: PCIe 2.0 x16.
SLI or Multi-GPU: No.
Cuda cores: 192.
Card cooling: Stock.
Voltage: Stock.
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 783/900.
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: Stock.
Driver version: 306.97.

[funsoul]

Card name: GTX 680 4G
Manufacturer: Zotac
Video RAM: 4096MB
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI (3 cards)
Cuda cores: 1536
Card cooling: water
Voltage: 1.21v
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1006 / 6008 / 1059 MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1269 / 6100 / 1126 MHz
Driver version: 306.02

[ivanlabrie]

Card name: GTX 670 FTW 2gb
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 2gb
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
Cuda cores: 1536
Card cooling: stock with Liquid Ultra on the die
Voltage: 1.213v
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 915mhz / 6008mhz (boost disabled, locked 3d clocks under load)
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1293mhz core 7800mhz vram
Driver version: 306.23

[billcox0625]

Card name: GTX 660 (non TI)
Manufacturer: ASUS
Video RAM: 2GB DDR5
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
Cuda cores: 960
Card cooling: ASUS Direct CU II (stock cooler from ASUS)
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1020 / 6008 / 1085
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: 306.97 (I think)

[gigabit]

Card name: GTX 670 FTW (x2)
Manufacturer: Evga
Video RAM: 2GB DDR5
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1006/1552/1085
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds:stock atm
Driver version: 310.33

Second card came today 10/23/2012

[ivanlabrie]

Card name: GTX 670 FTW (x2)
Manufacturer: Evga
Video RAM: 2GB DDR5
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: SLI
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1006/1552/1085
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds:stock atm
Driver version: 306.97

Hey nice! You can pm me if you need some 'help' ocing them ;) :cool:

[gigabit]

Hey nice! You can pm me if you need some 'help' ocing them ;) :cool:
Will do:clap:Thanks.!!!!.I only have one atm the second one will be here tomorrow according to ups

[ivanlabrie]

Awesome, let's not hijack this thread xD

[northenosprey02]

Card name: GTX 550 Ti
Manufacturer: Zotac
Video RAM: 1GB GDDR5
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0 x16
SLI or multi-gpu: No
CUDA cores: 192
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: Stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 900mhz /4000mhz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 999mhz / 4500mhz (i think)
Driver version: 301.24

[scoutcamper]

Card name: GTX 680 Signature 2
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 2048MB
Bus type:PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu:No
Cuda cores:1536
Card cooling: Dual Blowers
Voltage:stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds:1097mhz/6208mhz/1163MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds:stock
Driver version:306.97

[Starlo]

Card name: GTX 670
Manufacturer: Gigabyte GV-N670OC-2GD
Video RAM: 2048mb
Bus type: pci-e 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: yes; 2 in SLI
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: stock
voltage: stock 1.175V
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 980/1502/1059
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1100/1702/1179 (Auto Boost has hit 1260Mhz)
Driver version: 306.97

[ranviper]

Used to have a 550ti. Replaced it with a 470 OC.

Here are the pics. =)

http://img585.imageshack.us/img585/6218/006gqs.jpg
http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/7179/dscn5062a.jpg

[jason4207]

Card name: GTX 670 DirectCU II TOP
Manufacturer: Asus
Video RAM: 2048mb
Bus type: pci-e 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: stock TOP cooler w/ replacement fans (GT-2150's)
voltage: BIOS mod 1.212V / Power Target 145%
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 980/1502/1137 (Kepler Boost to 1293 Not stable)
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1055/1811/1212 (Kepler Boost locked @ 1358Mhz stable)
Driver version: 306.97

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[Amnesiac]

Card name: GTX 660 FTW Signature 2.
Manufacturer: EVGA.
Video RAM: 2gB.
Bus type: PCIe 3.0 x16.
SLI or Multi-GPU: No.
Cuda cores: 960.
Card cooling: Stock.
Voltage: Stock.
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1072MHz/6008MHz/1137MHz.
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1072MHz/6008MHz/1137MHz.
Driver version: 306.97.

[GTXJackBauer]

Card name: GTX 480 SC
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 1536MB DDR5
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: x2 in SLI
Cuda cores: 480
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: Stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 726/3800
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: Stock
Driver version: 306.97

http://www.overclockers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=544&pictureid=3400



And soon to be replaced with ............... (Drum Roll please)

http://www.overclockers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=544&pictureid=3406

[cullam3n]

Card name: GTX 670
Manufacturer: MSI
Video RAM: 2048MB
Bus type: PCI-E
SLI or multi-gpu: No
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: Stock (reference)
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 965/6008/1045
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: stock
Driver version: 306.97

[phre0n]

UPDATE::attn:


Card name: GTX 670 DCII
Manufacturer: Asus
Video RAM: 2GB
Bus type: PCI-E 2.0
SLI or multi-gpu: N/A
Cuda cores: 1344
Card cooling: Stock
Voltage: stock
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds:915/1502/980
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds:965/1602/1030
Driver version: 306.97

here's a couple photos as well.
http://i.imgur.com/u1v0H.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/XO25B.png
http://i.imgur.com/RIYKH.jpg

[mbentley]

Updated today.

[jason4207]

Updated today.

How is the Keplar Boost being factored in? The 6 series has boost and then an additional Keplar Boost. Since KB varies from card to card the number you see in GPU-Z's main tab and other programs is not really accurate at all. The only way to see your true speed is using a monitor graph.

My card is set to 1210 core in GPU Tweak, but the monitor window shows me boosting to 1358. Not only that, but to really show a solid OC the card has to stay at those speeds. It will dip and drop if you exceed the power limits. So, without showing a monitor graph with a clock speed being sustained it's not really apples-to-apples to make comparisons.

Are we supposed to list our boost speed or our KB boost speed? I did both, but only the boost speed is showing in your table.

[mbentley]

How is the Keplar Boost being factored in? The 6 series has boost and then an additional Keplar Boost. Since KB varies from card to card the number you see in GPU-Z's main tab and other programs is not really accurate at all. The only way to see your true speed is using a monitor graph.

My card is set to 1210 core in GPU Tweak, but the monitor window shows me boosting to 1358. Not only that, but to really show a solid OC the card has to stay at those speeds. It will dip and drop if you exceed the power limits. So, without showing a monitor graph with a clock speed being sustained it's not really apples-to-apples to make comparisons.

Are we supposed to list our boost speed or our KB boost speed? I did both, but only the boost speed is showing in your table.

That is currently not factored in. To be honest, I haven't really kept up with newer video cards at all so I don't know what sort of a number value to assign to a KB boost speed. This is actually the first I have ever heard of KB if that tells you anything :p

[dtrunk]

http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=7333351&postcount=1669

after seeing this, i decided to push. Thanks jason for the tips. more to come, but FINALLY my 680 is performing as it should.

Card name: GTX680 Hydro Copper (Original)
Manufacturer: EVGA
Video RAM: 2048mb
Bus type: PCI-E 3.0
SLI or multi-gpu: no
Cuda cores: 1536
Card cooling: Hydro Copper Waterblock
Voltage: BIOS mod 1.212V / Power Target 150%
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1150/1575/1215 (Kepler Boost to 1241 stable)
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1293/1800/1293 (Kepler Boost @ 1293Mhz stable)
Driver version: 310.70

[Dmanstasiu]

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/63991629/FS/OCsdotcom.jpg

[Skullmonkey42]

Card name: N680GTX Twin Frozr 4GD5/OC
Manufacturer: MSI
Video RAM: 4096
Bus type: 256
SLI or multi-gpu: 2 x SLI
Cuda cores: 1536
Card cooling: Twin Frozr iii (stock)
Voltage: 1.1620
Stock core/memory/boost clock speeds: 1059MHz/1502Mhz/1124MHz
OC'd core/memory/boost clock speeds:
Driver version:310.70