- Joined
- Dec 13, 2004
Just as a primer, I've never really done any overclocking. My first motherboard didn't let you adjust multipliers, so you couldn't really do much with it. After that I just left things at stock speed as a habit. I'm not really interested in significantly lowering the life of my hardware, only minor tweaks.
I used the autotune utility for ATI Overdrive yesterday, and it put my GPU clock at 790mhz and my memory clock at 913mhz. It seems to be 42C at full load at these settings. The default settings are 750mhz and 873mhz respectively. I haven't been able to test this on wow yet thanks to massive Blizzard fail, but they seem to provide a slight improvement in The Last Remnant with no visible artifacts.
My question is, how far can I reasonably push this card without lowering its life expectancy? Also, will this minor tweak significantly affect its life expectancy?
I used the autotune utility for ATI Overdrive yesterday, and it put my GPU clock at 790mhz and my memory clock at 913mhz. It seems to be 42C at full load at these settings. The default settings are 750mhz and 873mhz respectively. I haven't been able to test this on wow yet thanks to massive Blizzard fail, but they seem to provide a slight improvement in The Last Remnant with no visible artifacts.
My question is, how far can I reasonably push this card without lowering its life expectancy? Also, will this minor tweak significantly affect its life expectancy?