Graphic Cards GTX460 OC Help.

asingh said:
Have you monitored thermals on the OC'ed runs.
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on stock clocks, idle ~ 35-42 @ 39% fan speed, load ~ 55-61 @ 65%fan speed

on OC'd clocks, idle ~ 38-45 @ 39%, load ~ 60-65 @ 70% fan speed

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nick2012 said:
^^try to flash ur card
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Cant able to find native bios, and i doubt the other manufacturers card bios will not work/brick my card
 
~ 60-65 @ 70% fan speed
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woo buddy doesn't your card sound like a blow dryer?

Chill, you can pull down fan speed to about 50%. The speed will become bearable, and the temps may jump max to 72-75C, which is completely normal.
 
Wow!!!!!!! So much of help on this thread....Your kernel error is simply because your clocks were not stable. A very common error on Nvidia.

Also its a common known fact that when your video card clocks are too high/unstable, sometimes even though it doesnt give error, your score/FPS would turn out to be lesser. So in simple words, either bump the volts(if possible) or stay at the lower clocks where you are getting decent FPS.
 
thebanik said:
Wow!!!!!!! So much of help on this thread....Your kernel error is simply because your clocks were not stable. A very common error on Nvidia.

Also its a common known fact that when your video card clocks are too high/unstable, sometimes even though it doesnt give error, your score/FPS would turn out to be lesser. So in simple words, either bump the volts(if possible) or stay at the lower clocks where you are getting decent FPS.
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yea too much help :/, thanx for the info banik :), will stick with last stable now ...
 
LOL cant believe you guys argued with OP so much over FPS he says clearly he is a pro-gamer and his requirements are competitive.

Dude I would say not to OC and Overvolt your card. I am saying this because it seems reference models had 2 pin while urs has 1. Chances are that after OC and Overvolt ur card will not get its required power (already running 1 6pin pcie short) it will try to pull more power forcefully (after upping volts and clocks) and that might damage your PCIE slot.
 
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