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[Ion]
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| System Name | Niedersachsen / Ribe / Minsk |
|---|---|
| Processor | i3 3240 / i7-3520M / 4x Opteron 6376 @ 2.86GHz |
| Motherboard | BIOSTAR H61M / HP Q77 / Supermicro H8QG7 |
| Cooling | Stock / Stock / 4x 1U G34 |
| Memory | 1x8GB / 2x4GB / 4x4GB |
| Video Card(s) | GTX260 / Intel HD 4000 / nVidia GT310 |
| Storage | 80GB Intel SSD / 256GB Intel SSD / 2x 60GB SSD (RAID1) |
| Display(s) | Dell 3007 + HP 2245w / 12.1" 1366x768 / None |
| Case | Antec NSK3480 / HP / Supermicro 1U |
| Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
| Power Supply | Enermax 500W / HP 130W / Supermicro Gold 1400W |
| Keyboard | IBM Model M |
| Software | Windows 7 (Niedersachsen/Ribe) / Linux Mint 17.2 (Minsk) |
So I'd like to OC my HIS HD5670 IceQ to see if I can get a bet more performance out of it. I currently have it running at stock speeds (775 core, 1000 memory, as reported by GPU-Z). Does anyone know what these are typically capable of? I have MSI Afterburner for OCing, with the fan @ 100% (still virtually silent), it tops out at 50c load, so I don't think I have to worry about temperatures.