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Application to overclock both cards in SLI?

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Chris Lakies

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Right now i'm using Powerstrip 3.58 to overclock my 6600GT's. It is only showing one adjustment each clock and ram. When I use this, does my overclock apply to both cards?

If not are there any applications you can use to overclock in SLI that will allow you to overclock each card?
 
In SLI both cards have to run at the same speed, so either your cards are both overclocked to the same speed or not at all. I haven't used powerstrip since I got into SLI, but I am assuming it is doing it's job...

You can use Rivatuner or Coolbits to do the same thing...
 
J-Mag said:
In SLI both cards have to run at the same speed, so either your cards are both overclocked to the same speed or not at all. I haven't used powerstrip since I got into SLI, but I am assuming it is doing it's job...

You can use Rivatuner or Coolbits to do the same thing...
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Actually you can't use Coolbits to overclock in SLI yet. I've tried. Every time I try to test, it reverts me back to the previous setting. Thats why I'm using Powerstrip (which I really like). HardOCP just did a review on the newest certified forceware driver (71.84) and expeirenced the same thing.
 
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