8800gts 640mb Overclock?

[pagkalis]

They do but the shader can clock even higher than the other two can.

I don't know why your card is stuck at 1512 shader though.

Artefacts on ATItool are not necessarily a problem in-game. I'll be posting an update in a while.


UPDATE 5
I increased the Shader to 1674 (from 1620) and gained exactly another 29 points in 3DMark06 1.10, just like with the jump from 1512 to 1620.
With 648-1674-1053 settings I played Stalker for about half and hour and noticed nothing weird. ATItool reports artefacts immediately but I can't see any in-game.

P.S. My system is bit slow though, so other people might see much larger benefits.

 

[pagkalis]

I think so, wasn't acting too friendly any higher. But I didn't test the core and mem separately to find out which was causing artifacts. @ 658 I'd artifact around the 14 min. mark.

But, I'm curious--I thought, from reading those links, the shader scales with the core? I'm not completely opposed to flashing the BIOS, but I'd like to know why I have to force the shader clock to budge.

Apparently this has to do with which BIOS you have.
Mine matches the page I used, your's probably the Madshrimps list.

 

[ShiningHolden]

The thing is that the shader clock is much more flexible than the core clock.
EDIT: I got the info from the Madshrimps article (once again, superb link PCduster )
At core = 702, shader = 1674

I just saw the link to the program. You should make a new post if you are not the latest one.
I had to spent an entire night away from it. Still, you made it 8800 specific. Weren't you able to implement the original equation supplied by SuperKeijo?

So instead of making it GTS/GTX specific, make it 256 / 320 / 384 / 512 bus width specific.

P.S. I like the icon. How do you get one there?

I can very, VERY easily do that. I will do that in a few.

I really wanted to make it a GUI, and like I said previously, it actually reads your card and your cards memory speed, but, I have absolutely no idea how to even start such a thing. If only ATITool was open source.

My system has been acting weird lately. Sometimes it is stable at a certain overclock, for 8 hours, sometimes it isn't stable for 3 minutes. Hmm...

And, I got the icon by going to Google, searching nVIDIA icons, and adding it in Resource Hacker.

Let me go make it 256 / 320 / 384 / 512 bus compatible.

EDIT: I am working on it, and I can easily add a way to where it downloads a list of cards already in the system, and users can upload their infromation if it is not in there. Shall I do that?

 

[pagkalis]

Let me go make it 256 / 320 / 384 / 512 bus compatible.

EDIT: I am working on it, and I can easily add a way to where it downloads a list of cards already in the system, and users can upload their infromation if it is not in there. Shall I do that?

I'm not sure. Does that mean it requires an internet connection?

How does RivaTuner read the bus width? Is that open source?

I was thinking 2 empty fields. One bus width and one current effective memory speed. A button (calculate) to press and that's it.

 

[ShiningHolden]

I'm not sure. Does that mean it requires an internet connection?

How does RivaTuner read the bus width? Is that open source?

I was thinking 2 empty fields. One bus width and one current effective memory speed. A button (calculate) to press and that's it.

Nope.
It isn't the bus width I want to read, I want to read the core clock speed.
nTune does it.
ATITool does it.
Alot of overclocking tools do it. I just don't know how.

If I knew how, I could make it just pop up a message and tell you your current memory bandwith without any input.