Can this be run in non-oc mode
943289
Yes. The gaming app that comes with it has 3 "button" selected modes. Gaming (default, overclocked), OC (highly overclocked), Silent (low power, not overclocked). You can also use the much more complicated Afterburner app to tweak just about any setting.
943290
Yes. I used this in my build and haven't started tweaking any of the settings or messing with oc yet and it works great.
943291
Let me answer this way. With the default settings on the card, it is whisper quiet. My whole machine is very quiet, and so is this card. I can't hear it in my living room. Of course in a graphics intensive game the fan will turn up higher, but honestly even then I haven't noticed it, and I'm pretty easily annoyed by that kind of thing.
1910736
Its a processor, not a motherboard, which may or may not run with the components you are listing.
1759637
Thatreally depends on what os and what machine your running it on. maybee' maybee not. There are too many factors given the open parameter of your question.
2037889
I am not sure. I have not tried, however I know that the newer cards cannot be unlocked, and this was bought brand new mid February, so doubt that it can to be honest. It can get overclocked. Hope this helps!
629029
Not with the onboard video card. I have a 20" 1600x900 emachine monitor. With a better video card you should max it out. This setup is not made for oc.
1053926
I would think so. I have similar clock speed in my build, and it runs it just fine. The BIOS sets the clock speed at lower than max settings by default, but you can easily max it out if need be.
1908832
It can be overclocked but like all overclocking you will want adequate cooling. Also note overclocking can and usually does result in some instability.
1962453
It most likely would over heat since it is not ment for that, but no it doesn't over clock by itself, you would have to going into bios to do it yourself
2037192
For anything over 1866, enabling XMP should work. You can try to manually overclock but enabling XMP activates the default overclock.
2158765
I don't know, I never do this. It is fast and it is possible that it can do it. Check the specs to see if it is compatible.
1837746
yes, you can if you choose. you'd just have to set the boot order correctly in the BIOS
1274292
I have a GTX 770, which as I understand is basically a GTX 680 chip that has already been overclocked by nVidia. Therefore, there really isn't much headroom for OC'ing the 770, but I'm sure some have tried. Google is your friend... :) I have OC'd previous nVidia cards and have good stable success, just be patient and do it slowly, stress the card (hopefully with game) and monitor temps all the time. It isn't a procedure for the lazy who want to shortcut... Good luck.
1424820
this board is rated to DDR3-2400 so you are fine... I don't know where those other answers are coming from, it will clock correctly for your CPU / Ram combo then you can OC to wherever you want.... these other answers are completely wrong... it won't crash anything... it's completely automatic and works great... jeez
1517700
Yes - there are many sites that can provide a technical answer. Try searching "Bulldozer (microarchitecture)" and Wikipedia will provide as good an answer as any.
1361660
Yes, according to the support website linked below. However, it requires a later BIOS version than what may be currently on your board. You may have to flash the BIOS to use it. http://goo.gl/7108ON
1391215
That shouldn't really matter. If you are thinking along the lines of overclocking or cooling, Id suggest using softwar for tweaking and testing those settings.
1874749
Yes, but I would suggest getting an after market cooler. Especially if you plan to do any overclocking at all. The stock cooler isn't that great and this particular chip runs hot under load.