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    Default HD 5750 OC


    So I'm OC'ing my 5750 through MSI afterburner and had a few questions.

    1) Is there a certain ratio I should aim for between Core and Memory Clocks?
    Currently at 850/1300 and it seems to be running fine, push more on the Mem or does it matter.

    2) How reliable is MSI Kombustor's temp gauge?
    It was reading 85°c, while HWMonitor read a max of 74°c.

    3) Any reason CPU-Z Graphics tab is reading Mem at 1300 but Core at 399?
    Even if it was reading stock it should be 700/1150.


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    Just pushed speeds as high as I could get it stable, seems to be fine at 850/1400.
    Tried 855/1425 and that crashed FurMark, which I switched to instead of Kombustor.

    Still not sure why CPU-Z isn't displaying the proper Core speed though.
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    Default Re: HD 5750 OC

    just like regular memory, GDDR5 memory on graphics cards dont really yeild any kind of performance gain from being overclocked, bring the memory clock down a bit and see how high you can ramp the GPU. you dont want an unstable memory overclock to affect your processor overclock!

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    Default Re: HD 5750 OC

    Tested at 1680x1050 + MSAA 2x, Fullscreen, Dynamic Background.
    10min burn-in so temps would plateau, 5min cool down, started at 49°c.

    Core/Memory - FPS min/max/avg (temps were consistently 85°c max):
    850/1400 - 13/16/13
    855/1350 - 12/16/12
    860/1350 - 12/16/12
    865/1350 - 12/16/12
    865/1375 - 12/16/12
    870/1375 - 12/16/12 (Core slider maxed @870)
    870/1400 - 13/16/13 (Stopped here since 1425 crashed it before)
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    Default Re: HD 5750 OC

    ^ those are the most bazaar overclocking results ive ever seen...

    im not really sure what to make of that.

    i would say bench with an actual game/bench program. like the heaven benchmark. not to mention a real benchmark program might even show you how stable ( or not ) your OC really is...

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    Default Re: HD 5750 OC

    Ran Unigine Heaven benchmark with a sample of above
    DX11 1680x1050 Fullscreen, 2x AA, 4x Anisotropy

    Core/Memory - FPS min/max/final - Score
    (Didn't reset HWMon, overall max 70°c)

    850/1400 - 9.4/44.2/20.9 - 527
    860/1350 - 10.5/44.6/21.1 - 532
    865/1375 - 10.3/44.7/21.3 - 535
    870/1400 - 10.6/44.8/21.2 - 533
    870/1375 - 10.6/44.9/21.2 - 533
    870/1350 - Crashed Drivers
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    Default Re: HD 5750 OC

    looks to me like 865/1375 is the sweet spot. ramp the voltage as low as it will let you go, while remaining stable to keep the temps and noise down and cruise from there

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    Default Re: HD 5750 OC

    Afterburner won't let me unlock Voltage Control/Monitoring.
    Went in to settings and check the boxes, but no go.

    Is it just me or is it a little weird that I got higher min/max at 870 Core, but lower final and score?
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    Default Re: HD 5750 OC

    im thinking its your CPU bottle necking the performance...

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    Pumped the E8400 back up to 3.6GHz from 3.0GHz. Was leaving it at stock since it was hitting 84°c running P95 before.
    New (top mounted) PSU with a 120mm drawing heat off the CPU seems to be keeping temps down though.
    Currently running P95 again, maxing at 62°c so far.

    CPU @ 3.6GHz (Overall max CPU temp 56°c)
    865/1375 - 11.4/44.9/21.3 - 535
    870/1400 - 6.5/44.9/21.1 - 531
    870/1375 - Crashed Drivers

    Quote Originally Posted by Sean W.
    looks to me like 865/1375 is the sweet spot.
    The data don't lie, +rep.
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