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Old Aug 22, 2012, 11:38 PM   #1
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Is there any problem with my 7870 HAWK?

I tested my MSI 7870 HAWK with furmark 1.9.1 and AB graph showed like this:



GPU load was not stable at 100% and jumped back and forth from 63-100%.
Anyone can expain?
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Old Aug 22, 2012, 11:40 PM   #2
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It could be over voltage protection or possibly a weak PSU?

Have you tried setting the power setting in CCC to 20%

Have you tried uninstalling and re-installing your video drivers?
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you need to change the user interface of Afterburner to the default MSI to get rid of the 'Shader clock' & view the add options for AMD cards
And 1168 mV is most likly to high for that card reset to stock & move the cor up without increassing the mV & see what happens
look like 1168 mV is stock Core
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It could be over voltage protection or possibly a weak PSU?

Have you tried setting the power setting in CCC to 20%

Have you tried uninstalling and re-installing your video drivers?
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you need to change the user interface of Afterburner to the default MSI to get rid of the 'Shader clock' & view the add options for AMD cards
And 1168 mV is most likly to high for that card reset to stock & move the cor up without increassing the mV & see what happens
look like 1168 mV is stock Core
I've tried all of these and still not work.
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Old Aug 24, 2012, 11:35 AM   #5
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does this card bottleneck with i5 2400?
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does this card bottleneck with i5 2400?
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I thought some cards, namely Nvidia though, throttled on furmark. Try running another benchmark like 3dMark 11 and post a ss of those scores.
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I thought some cards, namely Nvidia though, throttled on furmark. Try running another benchmark like 3dMark 11 and post a ss of those scores.
Just don't use Furmark with modern cards. Both AMD and nVidia throttles their cards in Furmark.
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Run several loops of Unigine Heaven for stability testing. Post your machine specs.
Furmark has nothing to do with your CPU and no, it shouldn't be any "bottleneck" with the 2400.
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