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    HIS Radeon HD 7850 IceQ Turbo 2GB Review


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    Nice review, but it's hard to compare if you only have 7770s and 7750s. Also, a noise comparison video like this one Sound Level Comparison, With Video : Seven GeForce GTX 670 Cards, Benchmarked And Reviewed would be extremely helpful.

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    Unhappy BSOD when playing games after OC'ing this card

    Hi,

    I followed this guide in OC'ing this card it runs fine in the MSI kombustor for a few mins that i tested it, but when i played dota 2 or skyrim with max details + AA it just BSOD's.

    what seems to be the problem?

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    How high is your overclock? Have you adjusted the power settings?

    Sometimes an overclock will pass one stress test, but fail another. Happens quite often. I recommend using a combination of Furmark, Unigine Heaven, and 3D Mark to get a good idea of how stable the overclock is. Also, make sure to run the stress test for more than 5 minutes. Sometimes the overclock works just fine when the system is cold, but once it heats up such as playing a game for an hour or two, the whole thing breaks.
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    I basically follow the settings in the guide. Which power settings are you talking about, the power options in win 7 or in the BIOS?

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    No, I'm talking about the VDDC. Have you tried going with a lower overclock? Does that work? If not, it may be a driver/software issue. Also, what kind of temperatures are you looking at? Is the case well ventilated?
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    the same VDDC as the guide, actually, all settings are the same. the temps when loaded were around 40 - 50, certainly less than 60. i downloaded the latest driver from AMD radeon website. the only lower OC i am using right now is the default settings of the "turbo" button. I don't understand why it's not working.

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    Have you tried a lower overclock? 1300MHz core and 1100MHz memory? Do you still experience the same bluescreen while gaming?
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    tried it, the game crashed but no BSOD. BTW, the stock turbo settings is on 1010mhz core, 1212mhz memory. so I'm wondering if the memory should be 1100mhz and core: 1300mhz?

    Is there something else I need to change though as far as the video card goes or voltages in the EUFI? I have OC'd my cpu, and ram though

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    Hmm... it could potentially be a CPU overclock instability that's causing the crashing as well. Return the graphics card to stock settings and try it again. Does it still crash?
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