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RogueNineCH

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Power, Scotty, we need more power!!

 

I think I got the issue figured out. I enabled the performance mode and bumped the power by 4%. No notable increase in temp and I managed to play for 45 minutes without it puking. I'll give it another go, but if it poops the bed one more time, its going back to Microcenter.

 

@rougeninech

 

I'm really sorry highjacked your thread. I won't post about my issue here anymore.

 

Update: The power increase has solved the issue and the card is running great. I'm steady at 55-60 FPS with high rez packs, SMIS, and spawners. I find it interesting that I'm seeing the same shadow issues I did with my dual GTX 470s, so I'm chalking that up to Bethesda.

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Well, I'll be using purchasing a 680 Classified once it's released (supposedly sometime in june, according to EVGA employee's). I've been running a 5870 2GB Matrix card, and while awesome... I need more powa!

 

Main reason is the 4GB's of vram, adaptive VSync, and the overall better gaming performenance, along with the lower power consumption. I've read at least a half dozen reviews of the new 7,000 series against the 680, and besides AMD's faster memory hardware, I see no reason to invest in them.

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I'm going to have to replace my already beefy power supply with a beefier one and probably water cool the dammed thing. I'm still getting some indications that it needs more juice. I'm afraid to push it past 6% without additional cooling, and I'm not even pushing the GPU past default, even tho I'm supposed to be able to hit 1.1 with it.

 

Edit: I said screw it and maxed out all the overdrive settings and increased the fan speed by 20%. Holy crap is this a fast card. No heat issues at all and so far my flaky screen anomalies have gone away.

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