Problems OC MSI 670GTX PE

[Carpe85]

Hello,

I recently changed my computer today to do some tests with 3dmark on the new computer I found that the graphics oc is not stable.

Old PC:
- Q6600 @ 3.2
- Asus P5K-e
- Thermaltake lite power 700w
- Msi gtx670 oc edition power

New PC:
- 3570k @ 4.2
- Z77x-UD3H gigabyte
- Thermaltake lite power 700w
- Msi gtx670 oc edition power


This is the OC I had before and no problems



Now in the new pc this is the most we've gotten



What can it be? Could it be the PSU?

I have seen with the GPU-Z to change the values ​​afterburner, I formatted the PC a few times if software issue. I changed drivers but the result is the same.

THX!

 

[bpmcleod]

Its possible your original OC wasn't stable to begin with. 3dmark isn't the greatest at fishing out unstable GPU OCs. Try using Unigine Heaven 4.0 as a stability test. Also, what is the factor that is showing you instability? Artifacting? Crashing?

 

[kniaugaudiskis]

Yea, 3DMark is the bad choice for testing GPU stability. For example, I can overclock my MSI GTX660Ti PE really high and loop 3DMark many times, but, say, Unigine 4.0 or Crysis 3 do crash the card within a matter of minutes. Try using an older version of MSI Afterburner, like 2.2.3.

 

[terrastrife]

faster cpu feeds more data to gpu.
gpu now is stressed more and is less stable at unstable clocks.

 

[Carpe85]

Hi!

I need your help to expliqueis me this:

As you may already without the OC I have that I did not mark anything afterburner. Now that would make sense puediera not climb more than 60/65 would be coming near the top.

stock clock is 1020, but 1215 marks me! Where does the OC??