Try eVGA OC Scanner X to find automatically artifacts ;)
There is a CUDA and OpenCL memory stress tester (like memtest86/memtest86+): LINK.
But - and that's a big one - the best OC testing program IMO is BF3 on 48-63 servers. Trust me, many have failed with "stable" OC's with that...
Raising the power target is like a two sided blade you know, the core voltage will go up too and then the GPU will reach temperatures above 70*C and the card stars to throttle...
The best GTX 670 OC guide is THIS, please read it carefully, it explains a lot of things.
The lowest memory multiplier is 2.00 with P45 motherboards :(
The available options are [2.00] , [2.40] , [2.50] , [3.00] , [3.20], [2.66] , [3.33] , [4.0+]
Memory Frequency = Host Clock (FSB) * Multiplier
Your RAM can achieve 850 MHz only, as jime said, for 3.8-4 GHz you have to buy...
The G-Reaver uses the Avago 3050 sensor, Omron switches and lower quality UPE feet.
The sensor is the same as in the CM Storm Xornet (I use that :eek: ), it's a mediocre sensor. After many firmware updates I settled down at a 1.8 m/s perfect control speed at the expense of a higher lift off...
Meh, that's not right, you're doing it wrong. From the mobo's manual:
The multi is under the
********DRAM Performance Control ********
(G)MCH Frequency Latch [Auto] <- Probably you must adjust this too, but only after
System Memory Multiplier (SPD) [Auto] <- THIS
That mobo has...
Did you tried the MemOK! - you know, that nasty little button near the RAM slots, above the 24-pin ATX connector ???
Asus claims that this "memory rescue tool requires a mere push of a button to patch memory issues" :rolleyes:
You have a good chance to bring back to life that M4, because there is a known issue with the 010G firmware. You could try the following:
It worked for some people... :rolleyes:
To my knowledge it isn't recommended to use an SSD as a video recording media, because after repeated and longer recordings their write speed starts to plummet.
After the second or third run the sustained/sequential write speed could be lower than a HDD's... and not to mention that this type of...
I have the same motherboard, you have 2 CPU fan connectors, one is with 4 pin (PWM), the other is a 3 pin header.
I'm using both of them, the second (3 pin) is linked with the 4 pin PWM header and it's CPU temperature dependent.
Just set in the BIOS the CPU fan target level to a lower...
Till I got the same error as Shikami...
I'm getting this also:
The game froze and I get this error too. :mad:
Fuuuu, for me BF3 crashed once in the early days, after that for months it was running smoothly... sort of :(