Ok, so I have looked all over the internet and this website for somwhere telling me how to increase the voltage on my video card. I have found some things here and there on AGP stuff, but almost nothing on PCI-E.
Well, first I was hoping someone could tell me if voltage is the problem I am having with my video card. I have a BFG 6800 GTOC, which at stock, is run at 370 MHz for the core, and 1000 MHz for the memory. Now, I have an Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe mobo, FX-55 SanDiego CPU, 1 GB Corsair XMS, and am running 1 6800 GT. I also have the CPU and the video card core watercooled, with ramsinks on the video card ram. Currently, I am running the card's core at 442 MHz and the memory at 574.50 MHz (which is I think like 1.15GHz). But, when I go a little bit higher and I run something like BF2, I start to see some artifacting, and then my computer freezes up on me. My thought was that I can't OC the video card anymore because there just isnt enough power to do so. And I know its not a heat issue, because under full load, my video card doesnt go anywhere above 47 degrees C. So, is there program that I can use, or bios tool that I'm not aware of that may solve my problem?
~Thanks
Well, first I was hoping someone could tell me if voltage is the problem I am having with my video card. I have a BFG 6800 GTOC, which at stock, is run at 370 MHz for the core, and 1000 MHz for the memory. Now, I have an Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe mobo, FX-55 SanDiego CPU, 1 GB Corsair XMS, and am running 1 6800 GT. I also have the CPU and the video card core watercooled, with ramsinks on the video card ram. Currently, I am running the card's core at 442 MHz and the memory at 574.50 MHz (which is I think like 1.15GHz). But, when I go a little bit higher and I run something like BF2, I start to see some artifacting, and then my computer freezes up on me. My thought was that I can't OC the video card anymore because there just isnt enough power to do so. And I know its not a heat issue, because under full load, my video card doesnt go anywhere above 47 degrees C. So, is there program that I can use, or bios tool that I'm not aware of that may solve my problem?
~Thanks