For the owners of a HD 6850

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#1 Glathier
Member since 2012 • 31 Posts
These cards are great for over clocking, if you have a powercolour HD 6850 they come with a buety of a fan for over clocking. I have over clock my HD 6850 from 775 mhz up to 810mhz, this had made my performence improve alot without the worry of a temp change, i stress tested for about 4 hours and temp stays around the 76-82 degrees marks, and for just having fan cooling these temps are fine.
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#2 Lonelystrokez
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how much Fps did you get after the overclock?

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#3 Tezcatlipoca666
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It can go even higher if you have a good one. See my sig :P

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#4 1che3zeman1
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i have a saphire radeon 6850 and I can't overclock. Going a little high causes my computer to crash wtf
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#5 kaitanuvax
Member since 2007 • 3814 Posts

Mine can only do like 900 / 1050 tops. My sig lies, it's actually at default atm to save power.

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#6 godzillavskong
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Mine can only do like 900 / 1050 tops. My sig lies, it's actually at default atm to save power.

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My son has a HIS 6850 and has it clocked slightly lower than yours. Runs great.
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#7 northloging
Member since 2012 • 25 Posts
Don't really need to overclock for the games I'm playing, but it work great.
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#8 gravitygamer
Member since 2010 • 948 Posts
sapphire hd6850 950/1200
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#9 adamosmaki
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Sure but 810mhz its quite modest. Can easily hit 900Mhz ( i have a sapphire 6850 at 860mhz )
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#10 Glathier
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yeh ive cranked it up to 850mhz/1050 after all these posts hehe, im just playing it safe either way its alot better then its stock 775mhz and the temps are still fine
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#11 neatfeatguy
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i have a saphire radeon 6850 and I can't overclock. Going a little high causes my computer to crash wtf1che3zeman1

GPUs are just like CPUs. Just because someone has the same make/model that you do and they can OC their product well, doesn't mean yours will do the same. I used to run two 8800 GTS 512MB cards in SLI. Individually I could push the clocks up around 100Mhz on one card and only about 30MHz on the other card - same make/model (without adjusting voltage).

I can get my GTX 570 to 900/1800/2050 with the voltage at 1.075. I've seen others reporting around 950/1900/2100 with same voltage. Sometimes you get a good overclocking GPU and sometimes you don't.