Jul 30, 2004 #1 A AMDXP 2[H]4U Joined Jul 9, 2004 Messages 2,631 Quick question I can raise my pny 5700 ulra from 906 to 1000 stablely what is this doing..anything? Shall I see any higher fps? Actually it runs most stable without ghost trails at 980 thoughts... Its on 906 for now
Quick question I can raise my pny 5700 ulra from 906 to 1000 stablely what is this doing..anything? Shall I see any higher fps? Actually it runs most stable without ghost trails at 980 thoughts... Its on 906 for now
Jul 30, 2004 #3 G Gruntled Employee Gawd Joined Apr 5, 2004 Messages 549 It will boost framerates but also throw a bit more heat..if you have good cooling take it up to 980 then...I had an old Geforce 3 that could handle wicked overclocking due to good HSF combo.
It will boost framerates but also throw a bit more heat..if you have good cooling take it up to 980 then...I had an old Geforce 3 that could handle wicked overclocking due to good HSF combo.
Jul 30, 2004 #4 A AMDXP 2[H]4U Joined Jul 9, 2004 Messages 2,631 at 999 or in 3dmark its reads 995 i gained 10 fps an improvement, will this hurt it? I gained 200 points in 3dmark2003
at 999 or in 3dmark its reads 995 i gained 10 fps an improvement, will this hurt it? I gained 200 points in 3dmark2003
Jul 30, 2004 #5 A alphaone Gawd Joined Jun 27, 2004 Messages 979 It will hurt it over the long run if you don't have good cooling on the ram chips.