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el_capitano 9 NOV a las 3:31
Need help
Hello there. People, we need the help of knowledgeable people. Who will be able to read the debug file, in json format, after running the card in the OSST? I have enabled the debug mod, and I want to send two debug files after the VRAM test, and the Extreme test. I would really appreciate it, thanks to everyone.
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smallcat 9 NOV a las 3:55 
if the GPU has a serious hardware issue and requires soldering , i cant see what these debug files could help you . what is the issue ? the format is close to Java so i guess it s not hard to be read though.
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el_capitano 9 NOV a las 3:59 
Publicado originalmente por smallcat:
if the GPU has a serious hardware issue and requires soldering , i cant see what these debug files could help you . what is the issue ? the format is close to Java so i guess it s not hard to be read though.
I don't need soldering, I'm just very "far" from this topic. It may be easy for you, but not for others.
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smallcat 9 NOV a las 4:11 
there re free AIs . post the files there and you ll have them decoded for you . Or you could upload them and provide links to them so any one ,who wants to assist you , to be able to do this
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el_capitano 9 NOV a las 4:18 
Publicado originalmente por smallcat:
there re free AIs . post the files there and you ll have them decoded for you . Or you could upload them and provide links to them so any one ,who wants to assist you , to be able to do this
the oссt program does not give out any errors, I play games well. But I'm afraid that the values may be unstable, for example in frequency, or another value is unstable....
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smallcat 9 NOV a las 4:23 
in overclocking you may set up a frequency curve . if you get no error you re fine . i use GPU-Z with a log file for debugging/troubleshooting
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el_capitano 9 NOV a las 5:25 
I did automatic overclocking from Nvidia, which added 175 MHz and 200 MHz to me, and I don't see any instabilities on this overclocking. what do you say?

Publicado originalmente por smallcat:
in overclocking you may set up a frequency curve . if you get no error you re fine . i use GPU-Z with a log file for debugging/troubleshooting
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smallcat 9 NOV a las 5:27 
i trust NVidia most .should be ok
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MlodyGPoeta ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ 9 NOV a las 8:42 
hdfh
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Monk 9 NOV a las 8:46 
On what card?

Personally I've never seen auto overclocking to be any good, it takes ages to run and gives very lack luster results.

If its anything like a modern card, the memory can all be overclocked by 1000 to 2000MHz, the core clock is per silicon though.
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el_capitano 9 NOV a las 10:21 
Publicado originalmente por Monk:
On what card?

Personally I've never seen auto overclocking to be any good, it takes ages to run and gives very lack luster results.

If its anything like a modern card, the memory can all be overclocked by 1000 to 2000MHz, the core clock is per silicon though.
gigabyte 3060 12 gb
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