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hey guys, I'm using RivaTuner to OC my card right now but I have a problem with my memory OC going back to stock. Its strange though, it won't go back when I just reboot, only when I turn off my computer (say, while I'm at school) and come back, but its always only the memory, never the core speed.
So I was wondering why it would be doing that, is it some kind of nvidia protection system to not allow it to OC that far? (because I know it is a huge OC, but VERY VERY stable) And is there any setting in RivaTuner that would be able to stop this from happening or am I just pretty much SOL without actually flashing the BIOS to default at those clock speeds.
See sig for my OC numbers!
Also I have a few more specific things I have questions about:
What exactly does the compatibility with chipsets mode do?
And does anyone know what "Clock frequency generation accuracy" does? I see that it has low/normal/high/maximum settings that disable things below it. Would this help my problem at all?
thanks!
So I was wondering why it would be doing that, is it some kind of nvidia protection system to not allow it to OC that far? (because I know it is a huge OC, but VERY VERY stable) And is there any setting in RivaTuner that would be able to stop this from happening or am I just pretty much SOL without actually flashing the BIOS to default at those clock speeds.
See sig for my OC numbers!
Also I have a few more specific things I have questions about:
What exactly does the compatibility with chipsets mode do?
And does anyone know what "Clock frequency generation accuracy" does? I see that it has low/normal/high/maximum settings that disable things below it. Would this help my problem at all?
thanks!