EVGA Precesion Tool problems

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Kidfinger

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Hey guys and gals. I was wondering if any of you were using this on your laptop. I have a Dell XPS 1730 with dual 8700 gtxs in SLI. The tool starts fine and I can adjust the sliders to any OC I want, but when I hit the apply button the sliders all slide back to the default setting. This happens no matter how small of an OC I try, even just a few Mhzs.
 
Just a quick bump here. No one else is having this problem at all? Come on all you [H]ard gawds and limpgawds out there ;) Someone has to know the answer to this. Any help would be very much appreciated.

Just a few more things I should probably add to the original post as well. I have already searched EVGA's site for an answer to this. Tried searching their faqs section and even tried the tried and true google but I keep coming up empty handed.
 
Maybe try making a post on the EVGA boards, a lot of people including me found no reason to switch from an already great product RivaTuner

There was already an update for it, no?

If you can't get it to work check out RivaTuner
 
Crotan said:
Maybe try making a post on the EVGA boards, a lot of people including me found no reason to switch from an already great product RivaTuner

There was already an update for it, no?

If you can't get it to work check out RivaTuner
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I did check the boards over there but I didnt make a post.

As far as Riva Tuner goes...I dont know. I have used it before but there is just so much extra to it that I just dont use. Thats why I was trying to get the Precesion Tool working. Less resources are taken up with it and I dont have all the unneeded options to add to my already confused life :D If I cant figure out what is going on with EVGAPT I will give RT another shot. I have used it on my desk top but not on the laptop....Do they make a Riva Tuner lite?

Thanks for the suggestions! :)
 
You might want to determine if RivaTuner will work and then determine if it can be overclocked in the first place. Overclocking somehow might be disabled.
 
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