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Anyone remember the name of this app?

DonkeyStyle \o/ · 2006-09-14 22:42:44

It was a nice gfx overclocking util that would automatically find the highest, most stable o/c... every time it changed the core/mem, it'd analyse a little 3d display for artifacts over time. I've been looking all over for it, but not knowing the name obviously isn't helping :(

14-09-2006 11:42PM

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It was a nice gfx overclocking util that would automatically find the highest, most stable o/c... every time it changed the core/mem, it'd analyse a little 3d display for artifacts over time.
I've been looking all over for it, but not knowing the name obviously isn't helping

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#2 15-09-2006 12:33AM

conzy

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ATI tool.

I think Rivatuner may have the same functionality but I never used it......

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#3 15-09-2006 12:46AM

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Aaah yes, that's the one!
I saw the installer for that earlier and thought it was some left-over from my old ATI card.
Right, time to melt my core

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