any 1 downclock 7870myst?

TechNuB

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I play dota2 sc2 d3.

My 7870seems overkill.
I m wondering if I can downclock to reduce fan noise
Any bros hav similar exp?
 

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try undervolt usin powercolor power up tuner. mine seemed to be able to run stock clock @ below 1.15v. u can underclock it too, fix fan speed @ 40~45%, that's d max i can stand. :)
 

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MSI afterburner allows you to adjust fan speed manually/ custom fan speed settings.
 

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MSI afterburner allows you to adjust fan speed manually/ custom fan speed settings.

Lol if I did that my gpu might fry

I think fan speed adj according to how hot the card is
I will try ahkhoo met method tho.

I can't stand even 40%.

Mayb 25%
 

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25% is too low i reckon, u need to downclock & downvolt alot. personally i found 40% is tolerable, 45% is audible. maybe u can try 35% if still too loud put it to 25%. another way for silent + low load temp is try to source for an artic twin turbo II if budget allowed. reach from ocn it can be fitted on d MYST. ;)
 

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25% is too low i reckon, u need to downclock & downvolt alot. personally i found 40% is tolerable, 45% is audible. maybe u can try 35% if still too loud put it to 25%. another way for silent + low load temp is try to source for an artic twin turbo II if budget allowed. reach from ocn it can be fitted on d MYST. ;)

lol simi wako

u mean can change to after custom market coolers?

exp or not? exp may as well sell off and get 760 from amazon
 
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