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RyanPosflea
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I enabled Coolbits in my NVIDIA Control Panel and used it to overclock my 7950 gx2. I read some reviews that did the same. I got it up to 1500 MHz on the ram and 605 MHz on the core.
I recently ran Everest to see if it worked and here is my situation:
It shows 2 "GeForce 7950 GX2" which I believe is normal.
One of them shows a 1494 MHz Effective clock on the ram and a 500 MHz core.
The other one a normal 1200 MHz clock on the ram and a 500 MHz on the core.
Should I trust that this program is reading my speeds correctly? If it is. What steps should I take to overclock my card, if possible, and make sure it does both cards since most programs see them separate?
Rest of system specs.
AMD 3700 @ 2750
1 Gig Pc 3200 DDR
Biostar T-Force SLI motherboard.
600 W Roswell power supply.
Any experience or information will be super helpful...Thanks guys.
I recently ran Everest to see if it worked and here is my situation:
It shows 2 "GeForce 7950 GX2" which I believe is normal.
One of them shows a 1494 MHz Effective clock on the ram and a 500 MHz core.
The other one a normal 1200 MHz clock on the ram and a 500 MHz on the core.
Should I trust that this program is reading my speeds correctly? If it is. What steps should I take to overclock my card, if possible, and make sure it does both cards since most programs see them separate?
Rest of system specs.
AMD 3700 @ 2750
1 Gig Pc 3200 DDR
Biostar T-Force SLI motherboard.
600 W Roswell power supply.
Any experience or information will be super helpful...Thanks guys.