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Overclocking

Fanny Cradock · 2006-05-25 13:33:06

OK, I just receive oblivion today, and I had a little go before I had to get back to some work. It seems to play fine when I'm indoors, but i think my 6600gt will struggle a bit when I get outside. My card comes with a v-tuner (I assume most come with a similar programme) that allows me to change core and memory clock…

25-05-2006 02:33PM

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Fanny Cradock

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OK, I just receive oblivion today, and I had a little go before I had to get back to some work. It seems to play fine when I'm indoors, but i think my 6600gt will struggle a bit when I get outside.

My card comes with a v-tuner (I assume most come with a similar programme) that allows me to change core and memory clock speeds. Currently, they are set to 500 Mhz (600 max 270 min) and 1000 Mhz (2000 max 970 min). I dont really understand what the function of either of these are and what difference it will make if I tamper with them. I have put them up to max before (different game), only for the computer to crash.

Advice/enlightenment appreciated.
Thanks

AMD Athlon 64 3000+ (2GHz) - no OC
1gig ram
6600gt 128mb

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