oVERCLOCK nitro r9 380 with wattman

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Ok I had problems with my older card and sapphire sent me an upgrade, the R9 380. When I installed the new drivers the wattman interface looked different from what it was under my R7 370 card. Can someone who might have this card suggest the settings on the wattman? I was told with the old card to set the power limit to 20, would that be the same for this? This is my setting for now, is it ok, too much, or not enough? Thanks.

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I agree that Wattman was not very easy to use for overclocking. It did more underclocking for me when I was trying to overclock.

MSI Afterburner is great. And if you have a good enough power supply you can increase power limit all the way.
I agree that Wattman was not very easy to use for overclocking. It did more underclocking for me when I was trying to overclock.

MSI Afterburner is great. And if you have a good enough power supply you can increase power limit all the way.
 
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OK I'll try that. I have a 700 watt Power supply. Thanks guys! Ok I installed it but when I change my power limit to 20 the temp limit can only be set at 100, I even unlinked the 2 and it still sets at 100. Is that right?