fab5yo wrote:
Hello my friends at ROG. I Just wanted to hear you thought on my OC score on Firestrike. I'm not sure if it's a good or bad thing. I am also scared I will damage my ROG G750JX by doing this. But I really did notice a big improvement playing COD ghost after OC my G750. But after 10 minuets or so it stopped working and a 3D PhysX error appeared. Could this be because of my OC. I am using ASUS GPU Tweak and inter ETU. Here are my setting. If any one has a better suggestion on OC or you think it going to damaging my G750 please tell. Also is you think I'm good with the setting I am using for now please let me know. Thanks boy doesn't the new G751 look so much better the G750.

fab5yo, the key to success when tuning, is to tune 1 thing at a time. Then check to see if anything odd happens with that 1 change. Run lots of different things, what you usually do - what you usually run - and do that for a few days or a week to make sure it is stable.

Then move on to the next change, and repeat until you are done tuning.

The changes you have done so far look fine on the face of things, but it is tough to tell where the problem is without more information, to know if you did all the changes at once, or slowly testing each change to make sure it was stable.

If you have done that, then the last change you made is what is making you unstable, undo that change and try to recreate the error you are getting. If you still get the error, then undo the next previous change, etc, until you find the change that caused the problem - reduce the change and start restoring the changes your reversed - testing them as you go 1 at a time to make sure you are stable on each change.

Take notes about what changes you make so you can roll back the changes in order so you can find the problematic setting.

I have not had a Physx error in tuning with XTU or Asus Tweak tool, it may be an unrelated error in a specific game - have you played without error before? Or, is it a new game or a new upgrade or configuration change you made to the game?

A good ryle of thumb with a new game and tuning, remove all tuning if you run into a new game problem - disable / go back to defaults - load a default profile and reboot to start with a stock untuned system and see if the game error happens without tuning.

Be calm and methodical in your tuning / testing / debugging - as you know that when tuned well and stable you get a lot of benefit in performance.

That Fire Strike score is the same as I got on my JX when I tuned it, so that is a good score! Now you need to become stable and not crash with the tuned system 🙂

You could try reducing the memory speed from 5250 to 5000, or 4800, and make sure the crash isn't just a game issue, and not a tuning issue.