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so i just got my 4870x2 and i want to have the best setting possible. some1 help me. also i still have my 4350, what should i do with it ?

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Uh, no. You'll crash the card rather quickly doing that.

 

IMHO it's not worth overclocking a card that runs so hot at stock. You'll see load temps around 100 C at stock speeds. I've never screwed around with overclocking mine.

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Uh, no. You'll crash the card rather quickly doing that.

 

IMHO it's not worth overclocking a card that runs so hot at stock. You'll see load temps around 100 C at stock speeds. I've never screwed around with overclocking mine.

:withstupid:

I can't get anywhere overclocking mine either, probably due to heat but the performance of this card is just so awesome as it is.

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so i just got my 4870x2 and i want to have the best setting possible. some1 help me. also i still have my 4350, what should i do with it ?

 

 

Every card is different... You really need to do some reading before you even think about touching those sliders. Research overclocking until you understand it a bit better.

 

With my 4870 I found that the minimal performance gain was not at all worth the hassles of overclocking and monitoring temps even though I enjoyed doing it. I have had other cards that easily gave a nice little gain and still stayed nice and cool but that doesn't seem to be the case with my 4870.

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Every card is different... You really need to do some reading before you even think about touching those sliders. Research overclocking until you understand it a bit better.

 

With my 4870 I found that the minimal performance gain was not at all worth the hassles of overclocking and monitoring temps even though I enjoyed doing it. I have had other cards that easily gave a nice little gain and still stayed nice and cool but that doesn't seem to be the case with my 4870.

 

On the other hand, overclocking my HD4850 had a small impact on temperatures but allowed Assassin's Creed and Crysis to be playable.

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On the other hand, overclocking my HD4850 had a small impact on temperatures but allowed Assassin's Creed and Crysis to be playable.

On the other other hand, we need to fire some programmers at Crytek :rolleyes:

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