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    GPU Tweak ratio?

    Hello

    I just wanted to ask if there is an optimal ratio configuration, between GPU Clock & Memory Clock?

    I have a ASUS GTX 570 DCII, which has a temperature of maximum 54°, when I'm playing Battlefield: Bad Company 2


    Sincerely, Steffno.
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    Not a ration as such.

    Each VGA will have different overclocking limits. On some the ram might clock higher than on others. Then on other cards the core might clock better than others again. The golden cards are those cards that clock both GPU and ram well.

    Trial and error to find the best balance. Most of the time I will find out what my max ram speed is while my VGA core is on stock. And then dial the ram way down and find the max VGA core. Once I have that information, I know I can get within 20MHz of my max VGA core speed and 100Mhz of my VGA ram speed when increasing both.

    You seldom are able to get the max of both when running both together.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HiVizMan View Post
    Not a ration as such.

    Each VGA will have different overclocking limits. On some the ram might clock higher than on others. Then on other cards the core might clock better than others again. The golden cards are those cards that clock both GPU and ram well.

    Trial and error to find the best balance. Most of the time I will find out what my max ram speed is while my VGA core is on stock. And then dial the ram way down and find the max VGA core. Once I have that information, I know I can get within 20MHz of my max VGA core speed and 100Mhz of my VGA ram speed when increasing both.

    You seldom are able to get the max of both when running both together.
    ^^ Great advise right there my friend, thats exactly how I OC my GPU.
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