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I bought this card last week and I am just curious if ever i want to OC, because i have researched and read reviews about this card and one of its pros was that it was great for overclocking because of its DirectCU cooling component, how far can i OC it at a stable manner?
From these sites:
http://www.ocaholic.ch/xoops/html/ [...] 599&page=3
and
http://www.vortez.net/articles_pag [...] iew,9.html
they cranked the core clock way up to 950 from the default 850 and memory from 1000 to 1206, i was thinking if I'd get a boost by let's say having a core clock of 900 and a memory of 1100?and is it a rule to crank it up gradually like starting from 850 you slide up to 860 then to 870 and so on?will the same hold true as well for the memory? Thank you in advance! 
Message edited by supermanu15 on 02-09-2012 at 08:05:07 AM
| ECS-MCP61M-M3
| ASUS EAH6770 DC 1GB DDR5
| 2 x 4gb Kingston 1333MHz
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