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8800GT Overclocks

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sluzbenik

Limp Gawd
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Post 'em if you got 'em.

These KOs must be binned...This is on stock cooling with the fan auto adjusting. Oddly when I turned off the artifact tester and the thing just spun the fan kicked up to 60%...

719/1798/986.

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Please excuse the driver error with the 169.09 beta's. My 8800GT reads as a 8400GS for some reason, but it overclocks like no other :) .

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We're all using the 169.09 betas... you probably just need to update RivaTuner?

Btw, what's the overclock range for the shader clock? Default is like 1500 on a reference model. How high do they usually clock safely? And where are the shaders located? In the core itself? Just wondering how oc'ing that might effect the core temps or temps of another part of the board...
 
yacoub35 said:
We're all using the 169.09 betas... you probably just need to update RivaTuner?

Btw, what's the overclock range for the shader clock? Default is like 1500 on a reference model. How high do they usually clock safely? And where are the shaders located? In the core itself? Just wondering how oc'ing that might effect the core temps or temps of another part of the board...
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Yes, the shaders are part of the core.
 
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