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    560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    Hi, I've got an asus 560ti 448 and updated the driver to 301.42. Weird thing happens. When I use afterburner to oc it something pops out to say "driver stopped responding ....". Has 301.42 disabled OC at all? I'd be surprised if so.

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    Re: 560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    no, but a new driver can eek out more performance so you may have to rethink the overclock, ie drop it a bit, up the voltage etc.

    overclocking a case of keep tweaking until its stable.

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    Re: 560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    I don't get it. It won't even allow me to overclock it just 1Mhz.

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    Re: 560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    change drivers

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    Re: 560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    not impressed by this version

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    Re: 560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    it happens.

    my pair of 480's are still overclocked with that version.

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    Re: 560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    Can try out the beta?

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    Re: 560Ti 448 and 301.42 driver problem

    Quote Originally Posted by isabella View Post
    Can try out the beta?
    what? that is a beta...

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