I believe I did already answer that question with : '3D clocks: the card will adjust the core speed due to work load and type of work automatically. Watch your temps to so you do not get to hot.ĮDIT: Just for future reference this should have been put in Graphics & Displays and/or Overclocking. Test each setting for a minimum of 30 mins with OCCT's GPU test with error checking on.

then once both max clocks are found you can put them together and retest to be sure they will be fine together. Write this setting down on a piece of paper then set it back to stock and move on to the next clock setting. Adjust it till it errors then back it down 2 MHz and retest each time till you become stable with no errors. You should see this in the graph that Afterburner has. This means that (even OCed ) the card will run in lower 2D clocks unless a 3D application/program is running. Adjust this as needed to keep from throttling BUT also keeps you under the Thermal limit.ģD clocks: the card will adjust the core speed due to work load and type of work automatically. Power limit: adjusts the point that the GPU will throttle the core frequency to prevent overheating. IF the card errors the OC is unstable and needs to be lowered.

Use its GPU test with error checking enabled to stress the card. The first thing you need to know is that once you OC the card you need to stress test it to be sure the card is stable.

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