~1.32v (+225mV)
1285 Core Clock (+305)
1880MHz memory (+740)

Temps got maxed out at 80c
Fans were 100%
Others didnt get about 60c (think PCB was like 52c?)

This seems to be my limit though. I had to open a window to get a bit of cold air. Over 80c causes the card to complain.
At the moment this is pretty much max I can do under air






This is about 15fps over stock
Just over a 23% gain

(stock was actually 62.2fps, meaning its closer to 30% increase)

This post was edited by Azenor on Jan 4 2014 06:51pm

is that with it screaming.

only one person here says ocing is bad, and we all know who that is.

1406Mhz / 1902Mhz @ 1.390v
2600k @ 3.4GHZ

Use the same settings used in my screenshot.
Custom
Ultra
Exterme
1920x1080
Full Screen

Unigine Heaven Download
http://unigine.com/products/heaven/download/

How can I check VRM/PCB temps?

Why would you check the temps of your PCB? As for VRM you can do so with AIDA64 or some other temp monitoring programs.

This post was edited by NinjaSushi2 on Jan 11 2014 03:42am

Not visible. I've read that some cards (espesially nvidia cards) don't have sensors for it. Can this be the case?

MSI afterburner shows the VRM temps for my 780. Literally says VRM temperature.

Is there not a preset Extreme HD?

Reference 780/Titans don't have an on board VRM sensor - This is normal for most Nvidia cards.

And no there is not a ExtremeHD Preset, Heaven is an older benchmark that takes CPU out of the equation. Excellent for comparing GPU scores.