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Ghastlyone
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join:2009-01-07
Nashville, TN

Ghastlyone to Krisnatharok

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Re: Nvidia's FU to overclockers

What I don't undstand is, out of both software programs I've used (MSI and EVGA Precision) I'm limited to going no further then 1.1v on the core voltage.

How the hell are you going to roast a GPU @ 1.1v? This isn't like a CPU where you're allowed an unlimited amount of overclocking ability and can definitely do some damage.

I can run my card all day long at 1.1v and it wouldn't flinch.

The majority of people roasting their cards are probably from running crappy cases, and excess dust build up.

Krisnatharok
PC Builder, Gamer
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join:2009-02-11
Earth Orbit

Krisnatharok

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Yup, with the software you are limited in how far you overvolt. I believe the EVbot port on EVGA cards let you overvolt further via hardware.

»www.evga.com/articles/00521/

DKS
Damn Kidney Stones

join:2001-03-22
Owen Sound, ON

DKS

said by Krisnatharok:

Yup, with the software you are limited in how far you overvolt. I believe the EVbot port on EVGA cards let you overvolt further via hardware.

»www.evga.com/articles/00521/

EVGA has removed any EVbot connections in their latest cards.

Krisnatharok
PC Builder, Gamer
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join:2009-02-11
Earth Orbit

Krisnatharok

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Hence the OP.