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clawhamer
Good info here for 470 OC
IIRC my old EVGA did 800MHz stable with 1.087v, it’s only running stock now as it’s in my son’s machine... but if needed for testing I can crank it back up.
Cyberdyne
I head of people getting their 470 to over 900mhz on the core.
I'm only in a slightly better boat than you Arctic. Mine is really bad with voltage, I instantly get problems at 1.087. I stick with 750 mhz core 0.975 voltage. Pretty much my max without artifacting.
HeavyHemi
Pill Monster
What makes you so sure it's not the CPU?
Agent-A01
Arctic
I will run Prime95 once again for CPU and RAM, about GPU, I ran OCCT and it was stable.
IcE
Arctic
There's something really weird here. I cleared CMOS cuz I thought there's a glitch/bug or something. I overclocked the card to 700 mhz while the CPU was fully stock(nothing changed in BIOS). It was stable and nothing was strange. After 30 min test I entered the BIOS and fixed everything. CPU frequency to 3,6 Ghz, this time I was running my RAM at 1:1 800MHz. The card was still overclocked to 700 MHz because ASUS SmartDoctor startup with the overclock. Some glitch appeared and my motherboard was showing -54 degrees in PC Probe and 44545446 degrees in Speedfan. When I set it to stock speed and restarted my PC, everything was normal. I had another graphic cards and all of them were overclocked. This one seems to make problems always when I overclock it.
Pill Monster
^Jesus how many different monitoring/overclocking apps do you have installed?
Get rid of all that crap software - your BIOS and MSI Afterburner are the only tools you need for overclocking....and maybe either AIDA64 or HWiNFO64 or CoreTemp for system info.
Using a whole bunch of different apps can cause conflicts and ties up the CPU unnecessarily.
Btw BF3 often locks up CPU's that appear to be stable. No idea why, it just does.
Arctic
I was using only ASUS SmartDoctor cause it's program given with the GPU and I thought it's better. I have MSI Afterburner for OSD but I'll try to overclock from it. Deleted SmartDoctor and ASUS GamerOSD.
---TK---
all those programs should not be run at the same time. 0124 is likely an unstable oc or not enough vcore.
Arctic
I am not running them all in the same time. Anyway I tried to overclock it with MSI Afterburner, I got a lot of errors in OCCT GPU stability.
rflair
Moderator
Arctic
My PSU is Chieftec CFT-750-14CS. It has 4 rails with 18 amps and it has SLI certificate as far as I see. It must handle overclocked GTX 470. It has one 8 pin PCI-E connector and 3 6 pin PCI-E connectors.
Check it here -> http://www.chieftec.com/images/super-power_06.jpg
rflair
Moderator
It is a good PSU.
You have to remember that like most PSU vendors they are liberal when it comes to the specs; your PSU for example is rated at a max of 720 watts across all 12v rails, a little bit of simple math and we come to 60 Amps or 15 Amps per rail, not the 18 Amps on the sticker.
Since most multi rail designs are really just a single rail with over voltage protection on each virtual rail there is some leeway in the Amps allowed to each rail, hence the 18 Amps on the sticker.
Add the age of your PSU and overclocking here and there combined with the multi rail voltage protection and you could run into some problems.
For me personally I always recommend PSU with one strong single rail design.
All in all I am just speculating from what you have posted is happening and the equipment in your PC.
Straykatt
I keep everything on auto on my two 470s. I use the older version of eVGA precision to OC. My run up to 780 before I see artifacts. The precision I use doesn't provide volts info. But I would imagine you should get more out of your card.
IcE
rflair
Moderator
Arctic
Especially this Chieftec model is not a crap as I've readed before, it's CWT unit or something like that. They said it's similar to Corsair 750 but I don't remember which model exactly. Anyway I'm gonna reinstall my windows soon because it has so much bull**** and viruses and I'll see what will happen then. It has to be something from the CPU/RAM because at stock CPU frequency I can overclock the card without errors in OCCT GPU Test. Thanks to everyone for their replies, noone had this weird problem so it's cpu/ram problem and I hope it's not PSU.
Pill Monster