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Firepro V7900 help

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Hey guys, i bought this v7900 recently for gaming. I install afterburner MSI, to see my core and memory clock. Playing this one game there's alot of stuttering between 30-60fps, i notice the core and memory clock downclocks every few seconds to its idle settings when playing. I heard its because of the power tune thing, well how do you disable it and make the card run at its full speed all the time.


"PowerTune technology. This new tech helps the V7900 deliver higher performance that is optimized to the thermal limits of the GPU by dynamically adjusting the clock during runtime based on an internally calculated GPU power assessment "
 
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Make sure the windows power profile is set to maximum performance.
 
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Storage 4 External SSD, 4 External HDD
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Power Supply 825 Watts PSU
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Make sure the windows power profile is set to maximum performance.
That seem to have helped. But what about the temps, temps creep up to 85-90c. I don't plan to use this card for long, i also have a W5000, but i plan to buy something else (a 8GB W7100 or Radeon WX 5100), but is it safe using MSI afterburning to increase the fan speed to keep the card cooler, would this make the card fan die out sooner? Also what is a safe %? the default is 33%, would 50-60% be safe?
 
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