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on: 04/20/2017 08:58 AM [ 58 comment(s) ]
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Turanis
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#5422328 Posted on: 04/19/2017 06:27 PM
Maybe a little off topic but I have an ASUS 270X can I flash it to 370 or 370X ?
Thanks !
Big Nope.
Because R9 270X have 1280 shaders,R7 370 have 1024 shaders,etc etc.
R7 370 is weaker than 270X.
About 370X,nobody knows.
Maybe a little off topic but I have an ASUS 270X can I flash it to 370 or 370X ?
Thanks !
Big Nope.
Because R9 270X have 1280 shaders,R7 370 have 1024 shaders,etc etc.
R7 370 is weaker than 270X.
About 370X,nobody knows.
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#5422337 Posted on: 04/19/2017 06:48 PM
Same design from 2016, I hopped the fab process would make them a bit better but I was wrong.
This is just playing with fire in my opinion, the gain is so small over the possibility of losing your card...I'd rather OC and keep temps in check.
So gpu in 570/580 are just more quality yield of n-th generation silicon absolutely no new hardware implementations?
Same design from 2016, I hopped the fab process would make them a bit better but I was wrong.
This is just playing with fire in my opinion, the gain is so small over the possibility of losing your card...I'd rather OC and keep temps in check.
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#5422352 Posted on: 04/19/2017 07:23 PM
I was able to OC to same level as Hilbert on the RX 570 Nitro+ review, but only added +48mv.
+96 was too much and I was hiting 85C and throttling, then I lowered to +48 and added another fun to cool the card(only using 2x120mm ~600rpm in+ 120mm 600rpm out fans so case is not friendly place for extreme overclocking
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/19388424
Original Size: 5120*2880!
https://s22.postimg.org/ajguhugzz/rx470-OC.png
I was able to OC to same level as Hilbert on the RX 570 Nitro+ review, but only added +48mv.
+96 was too much and I was hiting 85C and throttling, then I lowered to +48 and added another fun to cool the card(only using 2x120mm ~600rpm in+ 120mm 600rpm out fans so case is not friendly place for extreme overclocking
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/19388424
Original Size: 5120*2880!
https://s22.postimg.org/ajguhugzz/rx470-OC.png
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#5422353 Posted on: 04/19/2017 07:27 PM
What was your max overclock before?
What was your max overclock before?
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"Should you want to give it a go, be warned as failure is an option."
I think it may be better worded as "be warned as failure is a possibility."