Hello everyone,
I followed a few threads here about overclocking RX 480s (first and second thread) and decided to post my own findings on the MSI Radeon RX 480 ARMOR OC 4GB video card. I seem to find a safe spot (using MSI Afterburner instead of Radeon's Wattman) around 1340 MHz with +12 mV, 50% power limit, and memory clock of 1825.
Managed to hit and benchmark with Heaven at 1380 MHz and +75 mV, but I'm skeptical running with such high core volts. Any lower core volts and the benchmark crashes. Doesn't seem to be stable stress testing in Heaven though. The benchmark doesn't crash but my GPU seems to revert back to baseline (CC 1291 MHz and MC 1750 MHz), as reported within Heaven. I don't have any problems running Ghost Recon Wildlands at these specs though, albeit without trying to game for a prolonged duration.
Anyone want to chime in? I know the threads are for slightly different cards (XFX vs MSI) and memory amounts (8GB vs my 4GB), but I've already had a taste of 1380 MHz . I hate that my setup can't run faster than super safe and low 1340 MHz .
Will post benchmark results with Heaven and Ghost Recon Wildlands later today.
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Forgot to mention that the card was part of a prebuilt rig I purchased that was advertised as VR Ready. I'd like to push the card hard since I turn up the supersampling rate in VR (and graphics for most VR and non-VR games) to high settings.
I followed a few threads here about overclocking RX 480s (first and second thread) and decided to post my own findings on the MSI Radeon RX 480 ARMOR OC 4GB video card. I seem to find a safe spot (using MSI Afterburner instead of Radeon's Wattman) around 1340 MHz with +12 mV, 50% power limit, and memory clock of 1825.
Managed to hit and benchmark with Heaven at 1380 MHz and +75 mV, but I'm skeptical running with such high core volts. Any lower core volts and the benchmark crashes. Doesn't seem to be stable stress testing in Heaven though. The benchmark doesn't crash but my GPU seems to revert back to baseline (CC 1291 MHz and MC 1750 MHz), as reported within Heaven. I don't have any problems running Ghost Recon Wildlands at these specs though, albeit without trying to game for a prolonged duration.
Anyone want to chime in? I know the threads are for slightly different cards (XFX vs MSI) and memory amounts (8GB vs my 4GB), but I've already had a taste of 1380 MHz . I hate that my setup can't run faster than super safe and low 1340 MHz .
Will post benchmark results with Heaven and Ghost Recon Wildlands later today.
- - - Updated - - -
Forgot to mention that the card was part of a prebuilt rig I purchased that was advertised as VR Ready. I'd like to push the card hard since I turn up the supersampling rate in VR (and graphics for most VR and non-VR games) to high settings.