Has anyone used Trixx to Overclock a GPU ?

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  1. Posts : 7,466
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    Has anyone used Trixx to Overclock a GPU ?


    I'm wondering should i use Trixx for my CF Hd7970 set up

    I'm currently going through CCC with a clock of 1000/1430 stock clocks being 925/1375 max being 1125/1575 power setting at 10% max 20%

    I have installed Trixx and checked out what kind of clock boost i would get and i could go 1500/2100 but no voltage control just my power that i can bring up to 20%

    Now I don't mind defaulting CCC and using Trixx but I would like to know has anyone used this before or have a HD 7970 and has used Trixx software I don't want to brick my cards I don't need to mention how much they go for you guys already know

    Thanks in advance also my card has a Dual Bios Both of them if that makes it easier for a reply
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  2. Posts : 11,424
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    Hi Tommy,
    Just wanted to say...no I've never used the Trixx software and at least have a post back for ya! Hope all's good which ya!
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  3. Posts : 7,466
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    Thanks Allan since noone seems to have ever used it

    I will leave it as is and uninstall
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  4. Posts : 12,364
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    Trixx is AMD only I believe, si I haven't used it - but have you tried Afterburner?

    It's one of the better apps out there and it should allow you to unlock your voltage (found in the settings)
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  5. Posts : 117
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    Never heard of it, any good?
    https://www.sapphireselectclub.com/ssc/TriXX/TriXX.aspx
    aha.......
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  6. Posts : 7,466
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    python134r said:
    Never heard of it, any good?
    https://www.sapphireselectclub.com/ssc/TriXX/TriXX.aspx
    aha.......

    It looks like it will be good

    I opened it and it gave me more clock room by atleast 300 mhz gpu clock and memory clock was 600mhz increase over Default /Max settings if i chose to use the settings

    I just don't want to get excited use the software and botch my cards

    Like i mentioned about it has no voltage settings just power % gpu /core clocks

    the power % goes from 0-20%

    even if i boost it up to 20% i doubt it would be stable at higher clocks because no way to see what you are putting into it voltages wise

    posted my current clocks / second is max clocks if i decided to go there

    right now 940/1410 I been fiddling with these cards there really good but they get pretty hot in this summer weather
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  7. Posts : 3,028
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    You should have voltage control. Did you scroll down and check?
    Last edited by tw33k; 21 Aug 2012 at 17:11.
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  8. Posts : 7,466
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    You are right i tryed it again and there are voltage settings

    But now what would be decent voltage to bump when bring it over 1000mhz ?

    it is currently vddc is at 1175
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  9. Posts : 7,466
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    ok I set it at 1120/1600 power 15% fan speed 70% vddc 1200 does that sound like a reasonable OC ?

    Idle is 46c by the way

    One more thing I didsabled ULP mode before i did it

    I just ran left4dead too and my temps only climed to about 54c so i will call it a day with this one and hope it won't crash but hell it was really playing buttery smooth and it happen to get a little brighter
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  10. Posts : 3,028
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    That sounds good to me
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