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Overclocking a graphic card
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Overclocking a graphic card
I just bought a new computer. I got a 9700 Pro 128 mb graphic card with it. I ran 3DMark03 and I got 3122 points. Not very happy about that so I started thininking of overclokcking the core memory speed of the graphic card RAM.
I have never done anything like this before so I might learn a little about how graphic card memories work too. But I dont know how to do it and how to have a look on the temperature of the graphic card. Anybody who could help me? Any help is very much appreciated.
Thanx in advance!
I have never done anything like this before so I might learn a little about how graphic card memories work too. But I dont know how to do it and how to have a look on the temperature of the graphic card. Anybody who could help me? Any help is very much appreciated.
Thanx in advance!
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If you are just going to clock it up some percent, I would recomend some software for that, for example PowerStrip.
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webmaster wrote:If you are just going to clock it up some percent, I would recomend some software for that, for example PowerStrip.
Yeah, that program really worked out fine.
Okay, now I know how to overclock the piece of shit but how do I know what temp the graphic card is at?
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make a google search for: graphic card temp monitor
An you will probably find somthing. Not all graphic cards have a temp sensor though.
An you will probably find somthing. Not all graphic cards have a temp sensor though.
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ReFredzRate wrote:I'm into casemodding remember? You can put the LCD display connected to the probe anywhere you'd like.
And spend my beer cash on that? I dont think so
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