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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: NSW, Australia
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Is that MSI Kombustor the best program to use for artifact testing? Or is ATITool just as good? I've only been using ATITool.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Its basically Furmark. Pushes the GPUs harder than anything else out there.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: way up north
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Kombustor may hit the ram hard but unless i put on 8xaa it doesnt properly tell me stability.
I use it as a weak guide but thats it, i run heaven 2.0 and then battlefield bad company 2 maxed out to see stability. The reason i say this is because with my 480's i could run kombustor, metro 2033 etc at 840 core and 2k ram all day long but will crash in heaven 2.0 at the dragon. Then i moved down to 825 core and 2k on the ram and could run heaven, metro 2033 and kombustor with 1.12 volts but i crashed and got a driver stopped responding thing when playing battlefield bad company 2. So now im down to 815 core and 2k ram on both cards and its totally stable in all environments including battlefield bad company 2. So im happy (wish i could get 840 back) but one of my cards is not a massive overclocker and thats ok as im only running 1.088 volts now too. Temps were never my issue as i always stayed under 80 degrees. Anyway long story short kombustor is good for finding a rough area to start at but not the only thing you need to use when overclocking.
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Apple user. Deal with it.
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: The 'burbs, IL USA
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Got my eVGA GTX 470 yesterday. Pretty impressive card, I must say, especially since the 470 was $350 and I sold my GTX 285 for $300. I'm not seeing a whole lot of reason to possibly step up to the 480.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: way up north
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yeah im sure crysis will push the cards harder...thanks
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Did you have tessellation on? The dragon is a part of the bench that uses heavy tessellation. If the tessellators are dedicated hardware, it could be why it crashes there, as kombustor doesn't seem to use tessellation so that part of the GPU doesn't get stressed. If you turn off tessellation in the heaven benchmark and see if it doesn't crash again at that spot then you could definitely pinpoint that as the cause.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: south florida
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crysis is outdated , the reason it will push any card and even later cards is because of the extra large maps and shadowing. i know people make fixes for crysis that will boost your fps alot. and you cant even tell the change, i think it was more Crytecks falt on the heavy fps drop for not optimizing, Crysis2 will run alot better and look better
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: PA, USA
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Ok, I got my GTX 470, and its working... but...
Why is MSI Afterburner reporting the clocks like this?
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I'm Geralt
Join Date: Oct 2005
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my guess is that you are not using the latest version
last i checked you needed one of the beta afterburner verions to get Fermi support.
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