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Stress Test for a OC on Video Card

jwenham
in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etc

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What are you all using to test your OC on your VC? I have a EVGA 260 SC edition if that matters at all.Jim

Jim Wenham

Jim,I no longer dable in OCing video cards. IMHO its alot of headache for little results.A few of the tools I used to use are ATI Tool, GPUCaps and Furmark.

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Thats kinda what I have been thinking as well. I really see no difference with my factory OC and my extra OC I did and was wondering if a test utility would show me more info.Thanks for the info!

Jim Wenham

Unless you go to > air cooling (i.e. water or phase-change) you're not going to get a meaningful o/c out of most graphics cards. Specific cards deliver better than average o/cing though, like the Radeon HD4890.

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