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Overclocking GTX 680

Postposted on Sat Feb 16, 2013 7:35 pm

Hi

I'm trying to OC my Gigabyte GTX 680 however when I downloaded RivaTuner I clicked pretty much everywhere in order to find the tab that's got the OC'ing sliders.

I've got the latest version which is rivatuner v2.24c also based on a quick google search i think MSI took "rivatuner" and renamed it "MSI afterburner" if so can I use MSI afterburner on my Gigabyte graphics card? Thanks :D
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Re: Overclocking GTX 680

Postposted on Sat Feb 16, 2013 8:34 pm

Gigabyte has their own utility for that, "OC Guru" or something like this... Why not use that?
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Re: Overclocking GTX 680

Postposted on Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:37 pm

OC Guru is kinda rubbish, but it works.

You could use MSI Afterburner, or EVGA Precision -- but I actually use Nvidia Inspector for all my tweaking needs. O(≧▽≦)O
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Re: Overclocking GTX 680

Postposted on Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:55 pm

Eh, they all do the same thing, just a matter how "fancy" their GUI will be :wink: EVGA's Precision is the snazziest of them all, with all the curvy displays, various skins and Android app (so you can overclock your card from your phone).
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Re: Overclocking GTX 680

Postposted on Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:16 pm

I'm not sure if you're familiar with it, but Nvidia Inspector is actually a much more useful tool beyond tweaking clock rates and voltages! Deep familiarity with this program is almost a requirement for any user of SLI. You should check it out!
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Re: Overclocking GTX 680

Postposted on Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:32 pm

I know it can do various adjustments to video card's settings (more than you can do in Nvidia's driver control panel), but I don't think the end result of overclocking with it and, for example, EVGA's Precision would be too different, at least for a single GPU card :wink: As for SLI - I don't have it and try to stay far, far away from all the potential issues with badly optimized "game profiles" for multi-gpu setups :wink:
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