HiTech GTX 660 question

[loony1]

Do you or anyone else in game. use the PrecisionX 16 overclock tool? If so do you know of a good setting that can be used to improve frame rates in beta but not overly tax the card or burn out the card to quickly??

[Skuzzy]

We do not use any over clocking tools here.  I'll move this to the Hardware and Software forum to see if you get any responses there.

By the way, HiTech has a GTX660 in his development system.  He usually disables environment mapping and leaves the rest at defaults.

[Chalenge]

You would probably be better off searching for stable settings through a Google search. I use Afterburner.

[MADe]

Precision for vid card OC.

I myself did not like it, went MSI Afterburner.

[BBP]

I just bought a 960 GTX card and I called the company for that same question. The gentleman told me that I didn't need to do anything. The precision software would operate automatically. So I'm leaving it alone till I find out otherwise.

Kimosabe

[Masherbrum]

I run all games at max settings across at 5760x1080 at 60 frames.  This includes racing sims, MechWarrior Online, Rainbow 6 and others on a stock 780ti reference cooler.  My 4770K has been untouched since installation and has never been overclocked.   I can only imagine the gains on one monitor regardless of resolution and have been considering an ultra widescreen.   But even then, I would not need to overclock my system. 

I guess I will never understand the constant tinkerers mind.  I have been told by members of this forum that my system is inferior, but their superior systems have nothing but problems.

I use Precision for monitoring purposes only.   I update my video drivers with at least two releases in between.  Just a firm believer in not updating things just to do it. 

[zack1234]

I have a GTX660

SweetFX is awesome

GTX960 seems to be getting good reviews, challenge had not gone on a jihad about it so that is saying something

[Chalenge]

Just be aware that the 960 really cannot make use of the 4GB memory, so you are better off saving cash and getting the 2GB version. I don't know much about AMD, but if you were to go that way I think the R9 290 can use all of its 4GB.

If it were me I would save up for the GTX 970 at the very least, but of course the new "X80" is coming so I won't be buying anything until I see something with HBM onboard.