Time For An Upgrade

Alright, sweet, I'll definitely consider those brands then. I like that EVGA one, where it covers overclocking, and even a new cooler. I'm driving out to the TigerDirect warehouse tomorrow, if the local CompUSA doesn't have what I want.



Thanks guys! I'm definitely looking forward to the boost in FPS!
 
Got the Zotac 460 1GB, store had some others I believe, but I liked the reviews on the Zotac one. I'm wondering why my 'core clock' is greyed out on my out-dated version of Precision.. I'm sure it's a simple mistake/fix, and I'm not that concerned yet, since I'm not overclocking it yet. Have to tweak my game settings first.
 
GTX 460 1Gb of course :) I'm expecting mine to arrive this week. Mine's an MSi SP edition or something

EDIT: oh you got yours. let me know what you think of it :)
 
Yeah, afterburner is better than precision, precision is really just the "noob tool" for easy overclocking.

I prefer rivatuner myself though, used it for years, never had issues, always like it.
 
87dtna said:
Download MSI afterburner, better than precision IMO.

http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/download.htm
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Thanks!

bomberboysk said:
Yeah, afterburner is better than precision, precision is really just the "noob tool" for easy overclocking.

I prefer rivatuner myself though, used it for years, never had issues, always like it.
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Yeah, I remember trying to use Riva, but ran into the problem of my clocks not saving. I'll download MSI afterburner then.
 
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