SAD_DC New Member Jan 19, 2006 #1 k well i was just wondering what program you guys use to over clock your video cards...im talking about the nvidia ones... i just want your guys' input... thanks.......
k well i was just wondering what program you guys use to over clock your video cards...im talking about the nvidia ones... i just want your guys' input... thanks.......
Geoff VIP Member Jan 19, 2006 #2 I use ATI Tool, but i have an ATI card. I've heard that RivaTuner or nTune is good for nVidia cards.
The_Other_One VIP Member Jan 19, 2006 #4 Coolbits is probably the best. I've not overclocked mine, but I've tinkered with trying to COOL it off. But yeah, probably the best/most simple 'clock' utility.
Coolbits is probably the best. I've not overclocked mine, but I've tinkered with trying to COOL it off. But yeah, probably the best/most simple 'clock' utility.
Verve New Member Jan 19, 2006 #5 I use coolbits occasionally, when I do want to boost my card. I normally don't though, but its a good program.
I use coolbits occasionally, when I do want to boost my card. I normally don't though, but its a good program.
Praetor Administrator Staff member Jan 23, 2006 #6 what program you guys use......... Click to expand... RivaTuner @Mik3dag33k: i keep seeing offtopic posts by you ... lets cease the offtopic banter
what program you guys use......... Click to expand... RivaTuner @Mik3dag33k: i keep seeing offtopic posts by you ... lets cease the offtopic banter
MIK3daG33K New Member Jan 23, 2006 #7 Praetor said: RivaTuner @Mik3dag33k: i keep seeing offtopic posts by you ... lets cease the offtopic banter Click to expand... What was off topic? He asked what program i use and i told him CoolBits 2.0, which is what i use.
Praetor said: RivaTuner @Mik3dag33k: i keep seeing offtopic posts by you ... lets cease the offtopic banter Click to expand... What was off topic? He asked what program i use and i told him CoolBits 2.0, which is what i use.
SAD_DC New Member Jan 26, 2006 #9 hmmm....so i downlaoded coolbits 2.0 and no clue how to use it..any help is appreciated..
MIK3daG33K New Member Jan 26, 2006 #10 Just double click on it and it will change the registry value, click ok, then go into Nvidia settings and it should say "Clock Frequency Settings."
Just double click on it and it will change the registry value, click ok, then go into Nvidia settings and it should say "Clock Frequency Settings."