thedocta45
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Okay so I have an evga 8800gts super clocked. Now why can't I seem to overclock this card?
Am I doing somthing wrong here?
Am I doing somthing wrong here?
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Thats odd i just stepped the card up to 600 and the core clock jumped up, I guess its working now?
Yeah looks like it, I figured after thinking about it for a while it had to be something to do with
x3 or something, DDR3 I assume. Thanks for the handy chart that will be a nice reference.
Also after I brought the core up to 617 or (621) I was running 3dmark06 and during the airship test the screen flashed black or so it appeared. I'm thinking thats not a good thing.
If anyone knows what causes that plz let me know.
Also quick question about the Shader if I clock the core at 612 does that mean the shader can go no higher than 1404
what the hell are you talking about? I can overclock just fine using ntune on Vista. sometimes the occasional driver might have broken the ability to overclock but that can happen for various reasons and on both XP and Vista. I have had about 10 to 12 different nvidia drivers since using Vista and only one set(163.67 I think) borked the overclocking.ntune and/or nvidia control panel do not let you overclcok in vista (yet). you have to use rivetuner or atitool or maybe nhancer. also, i think there is something called nvpage?
if you cant use rivatuner to overclock in vista, you are doing something wrong, read the faq on the rivatuner homepage.
settle down there Mr. Big Letters. that Dell 375watt psu will be fine for an 8800gts. that is the same 375watt psu that came in XPS 410 that could be configured with an 8800GTX right from Dells site. it is a good unit with more than enough amps. hell his whole system including the 8800gts wouldnt even pull 275watts much less 375.Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, you're telling me you're using a GTS on a PC with a generic-quality 375W?
settle down there Mr. Big Letters. that Dell 375watt psu will be fine for an 8800gts. that is the same 375watt psu that came in XPS 410 that could be configured with an 8800GTX right from Dells site. it is a good unit with more than enough amps. hell his whole system including the 8800gts wouldnt even pull 275watts much less 375.
well looking at the rest of your system theres no way that 520watts wasnt enough. That HX520 is a good psu with plenty of amps and your system besides the two 8800gts cards is relatively tame.Tried running 8800GTS SLI on my HX 520W, 3dmark06 score remained the same as a single card then the system turned off. (That was when I had the EVGA 680i AR a while ago)
Well thats quite odd, I can not offer any other solutions.
Some times computers just do weird shit.
Its not like oc a gfx card does too much you might gain 2-3 fps in game. So its not really a huge loss.
If thats any condolence.
ntune works fine for the 169.01 drivers in VistaI had a similar problem but i realized it was because i had beta drives 169 The only thing that overclocks it is horrible ! anyone know of programs that can oc the beta driver for crysis
ntune works fine for the 169.01 drivers in Vista
Its not like oc a gfx card does too much you might gain 2-3 fps in game. So its not really a huge loss.
If thats any condolence.
hey man thanks for the pics but my issue is when i click allow overclocking, i get that popup to detect speed or reboot........and thats all. if i hit detect, nothing happens. if i reboot and run again and hit detect, nothing happens. the program does not crash, it just wont allow me to change the settings. ive even unstailled rivaturner, rebooted, then reinstalled. and same thing. this sucks.