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GTX 750ti overclock reliability 2017-08-07 11:15:10 Post No. 61777572
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I've had a GTX 750ti GPU for about 2 years now, and I overclocked it 6 days ago. It's been running well so far with the current settings, but I've been told this GPU can't be reliably overclocked, and that it will stop working properly after some time.
Are these GPUs actually reliable when overclocked or will it shit itself in 3 weeks like the prophecy told?
Pic related is my clock settings
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>>61777572
it will produce mustard gas in 3 weeks, i'd be careful, OP
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>>61777572
>+150MHz
Jesus christ even adding 50 mhz is already unstable on my 780Ti.
I'm surprised the card can still manage.
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>>61777629
I've seen someone run +200mhz on the same card, somehow without blowing it up.
I tried running +200 but it was artifacting like fuck and it crashed my PC at one point. So far the current settings seem stable
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>>61777572
wew my 670 cant even go that high.
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>>61777572
If you r dumb enough to believe you can break a gpu by overclocking it (voltage is locked on 750 tis), you probably shouldn't use those dangerous programs anymore, and run winblows without admin privileges.
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