Overclocking a 8800 gts

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sorry if I have posted this in the wrong channel but I am not sure where it should go.

I am thinking of using nvidias nTune to overclock my 8800 gts. Will it just oc my video card or my entire system?

Would anyone recommend this product? I see many people are using rivatuner but it seems like it is an advanced utility and I have never oc'd anything.

Suggestions...... :D
 
ali123, this is the actual copy and paste from the nvidia website that describes what ntune does,

NVIDIA nTune Performance Application
Enables one of the safest and easiest ways to automatically optimize your PC. nTune automatically detects the application running and dynamically optimizes the PC settings. Faster than tuning by hand, nTune delivers optimal settings for bus speeds, HyperTransport, memory timings, CPU registers, fans, and voltages in a safe, easy-to-use Microsoft® Windows® interface. Provides the ability to overclock system settings without entering the BIOS or changing hardware jumpers.


They talk about the entire PC. So save your ridiculous scoff for unfounded questions.
 
Ntune is a disaster, its settings don't stick and it's buggy. That's why people use individual programs - rivatuner for overclocking the video card, and BIOS and/or motherboard-specific software for overclocking everything else.
 
Thnx matrices! How intuitive is it? Do I need to know what it will do before I tell it?
 
Matrices said:
Ntune is a disaster, its settings don't stick and it's buggy. That's why people use individual programs - rivatuner for overclocking the video card, and BIOS and/or motherboard-specific software for overclocking everything else.
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Definitely agree with you on that one. Choose rivatuner you will be much better off.


Neo
 
NeoTek said:
Definitely agree with you on that one. Choose rivatuner you will be much better off.


Neo
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x3....Ntune settings will reset once you reboot your machine. That alone screams for you to use Rivatuner.
 
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