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wayne

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i found a radeon 7000 i bought recently but didnt really use

i wanna overclock this, how would i go about doing this and with what software?

also, what kinda information should i search for to learn about the ups and downs and what i should overclock this to?... also whats a good guide thats really easy to understand that would give me an idea towards video card overclocking?

thanks
 
wayne said:
i found a radeon 7000 i bought recently but didnt really use

i wanna overclock this, how would i go about doing this and with what software?

also, what kinda information should i search for to learn about the ups and downs and what i should overclock this to?... also whats a good guide thats really easy to understand that would give me an idea towards video card overclocking?

thanks


thats a low end card for business desktop use basically. you wont run doom 3 on it......

try google, its a newfangled search engine thingie for tips on ocing ..
 
theelviscerator said:
thats a low end card for business desktop use basically. you wont run doom 3 on it......

try google, its a newfangled search engine thingie for tips on ocing ..
Why is it whenever anybody mentions anything about a low end video card. Someone instantly has to pop in the statement "You can't play Doom 3 on it!"....

You know some people don't really care about whether they can play Doom 3 really well or not, or don't even care about Doom 3 at all...

But anyway use ATI Tool, I think that's the name of it...
 
ATI Tool?

i ll look for that

is there any other ones?... something 3d or like that, not sure exactly
 
This is probably the best site for all your ATI goodness - http://www.rage3d.com/ . Theres a link on the front page for Rage 3dtweak, but ATI tool is pretty good; its what i use.

Good luck with that bad boy :D
 
L0s7 4 Lyf3 said:
Why is it whenever anybody mentions anything about a low end video card. Someone instantly has to pop in the statement "You can't play Doom 3 on it!"....

You know some people don't really care about whether they can play Doom 3 really well or not, or don't even care about Doom 3 at all...

But anyway use ATI Tool, I think that's the name of it...


you are correct about that, I just had a vision I guess of someone with a card going ""HA ha once I get this baby oc'd I can run Doom 3!!!"

my bad....

radlinker worked well on my 9800 pro btw.......

let us know how the card runs....
 
radlinker puts itself in the display control panel; its the closet thing to coolbits if you are familiar with nvidia.
 
thanks for the help and the great programs

one more question before i get started... i m running on a non overclockable board... can i still overclock the video card?

just curious, is there a program that can overclock non-BIOS-overclockable motherboards?

i never overclocked video before, only cpu/motherboard... so i m a lil cautious before i do something stupid
 
You can OC the video card without OC'ing the CPU.It's pretty hard to fry a card OC'ing it if you know the warning signs and don't abuse it.Some of them being,lock-ups and artifacting which usually means the core is too high and tearing,which usually means the memory is too high.As long as you do it in small increments and look out for the signs you should be O.K.,also I use Radlinker too,I like it.

Chris
 
cstafs said:
You can OC the video card without OC'ing the CPU.It's pretty hard to fry a card OC'ing it if you know the warning signs and don't abuse it.Some of them being,lock-ups and artifacting which usually means the core is too high and tearing,which usually means the memory is too high.As long as you do it in small increments and look out for the signs you should be O.K.,also I use Radlinker too,I like it.

Chris
ok, thanks for that info

can i overclock a motherboard/cpu without using the mobos BIOS?
 
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