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Running the GPU beyond its recommended limits in a MSI 970A-G43

Running the GPU beyond its recommended limits in a MSI 970A-G43

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01-08-2016, 01:53 AM
#1
Hi,
I built a PC with an MSI 970A-G43 and have an AMD FX 6300 along with an AMD HD 6570 2 GB. I think my CPU might be limited, so I’m planning to overclock it until I can upgrade the GPU. I saw that MOBO isn’t ideal for CPU overclocking, but does it apply to GPUs too?
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gustavbengters
01-08-2016, 01:53 AM #1

Hi,
I built a PC with an MSI 970A-G43 and have an AMD FX 6300 along with an AMD HD 6570 2 GB. I think my CPU might be limited, so I’m planning to overclock it until I can upgrade the GPU. I saw that MOBO isn’t ideal for CPU overclocking, but does it apply to GPUs too?

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Str8KingKill3r
Junior Member
30
01-08-2016, 02:26 AM
#2
When you boost the GPU's performance, you often rely on software tools to adjust the clock speeds, effectively removing the motherboard from the process. Programs like MSI Afterburner, Asus's GPU tweak, Sapphire TriXX, and HIS iTurbo can help you overclock. However, the GPU's inherent capabilities ultimately determine how much you can achieve. Results vary widely—some succeed while others don’t, depending on your skill level. Make sure your case provides adequate airflow to maintain the GPU's temperature and ensure it stays cool during the process.
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Str8KingKill3r
01-08-2016, 02:26 AM #2

When you boost the GPU's performance, you often rely on software tools to adjust the clock speeds, effectively removing the motherboard from the process. Programs like MSI Afterburner, Asus's GPU tweak, Sapphire TriXX, and HIS iTurbo can help you overclock. However, the GPU's inherent capabilities ultimately determine how much you can achieve. Results vary widely—some succeed while others don’t, depending on your skill level. Make sure your case provides adequate airflow to maintain the GPU's temperature and ensure it stays cool during the process.

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Setiii
Junior Member
45
01-12-2016, 01:21 AM
#3
Your gains would be minimal , don't bother.
The board has a very poor power and thermal design.
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Setiii
01-12-2016, 01:21 AM #3

Your gains would be minimal , don't bother.
The board has a very poor power and thermal design.

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plasmashock
Member
197
01-12-2016, 07:17 AM
#4
When you boost the GPU's performance, you often rely on software tools to adjust the clock speeds, effectively removing the motherboard from the process. Programs like MSI Afterburner, Asus's GPU tweak, Sapphire TriXX, and HIS iTurbo can help you overclock. However, the GPU's inherent capabilities ultimately determine how much you can achieve. Results vary widely—some succeed while others don’t, depending on your skill level. Make sure your case provides adequate airflow to maintain the GPU's temperature and ensure it stays cool during the process.
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plasmashock
01-12-2016, 07:17 AM #4

When you boost the GPU's performance, you often rely on software tools to adjust the clock speeds, effectively removing the motherboard from the process. Programs like MSI Afterburner, Asus's GPU tweak, Sapphire TriXX, and HIS iTurbo can help you overclock. However, the GPU's inherent capabilities ultimately determine how much you can achieve. Results vary widely—some succeed while others don’t, depending on your skill level. Make sure your case provides adequate airflow to maintain the GPU's temperature and ensure it stays cool during the process.