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Combat squirrel's new 8800GTX and GTS overclocks in here! DATABASE Thread

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Combat squirrel

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Hey all time for another Combat squirrel graphics card data base :D

KEEP THIS THREAD CLEAN, ONLY:

Make:
Model:
Core Speed/Mem Speed:
O/C Software:
O/S:
Drv Version:
Cooling:

Please only post 100% STABLE clocks so everyone can get an idea of there GTX or GTS cards

IF your change your clock speeds please post ONLY:

'650/2000'

For example (the above in ' ' marks would be the entire post, then I can update your excel entry in the database easily with no messing :)

My original 7900GTO database can be found here:

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17646264

ill go 1st:

Make:BFG
Model:8800 GTX OC
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 650/2000
O/C Software:Riva Tuner
O/S: Windows XP
Drv Version:Forceware 97.92
Cooling:Stock

Many thanks people :D :)

RESULTS:

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Make:BFG
Model:8800 GTS OC (640Mb)
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 625/2000
O/C Software: ATi Tool
Cooling:Stock
OS:WinXP / XP x64
Drivers:97.92
 
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8800GTS, BFG model.

Have had 630:1010 on mine. That with the fan left to its won devices,will try it some time forcing the fan on max and giving it extra airflow by pointing a big fan at it.

97.92 drivers, XP Pro. Clocked with ATI Tool.
 
Make: BFG
Model: GeForce 8800 GTS OC 320MB
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 630/1900
O/C Software: ATiTool
O/S: Windows XP SP2
Drv Version: 97.92 forcware
Cooling: Stock
 
PinkFloyd said:
8800GTS, BFG model.

Have had 630:1010 on mine. That with the fan left to its won devices,will try it some time forcing the fan on max and giving it extra airflow by pointing a big fan at it.

97.92 drivers, XP Pro. Clocked with ATI Tool.
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Updated again, cheers dude, sure thats your mem speed? also if could keep to layout makes my life easier reading them all :) cheers
 
Make: Gainward
Model: 8800GTS 640MB
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 626/2200
O/C Software: coolbits
O/S: WinXP
Drv Version: NGO 97.95
Cooling:Stock, but with 120mm fan also pointing directly down onto card/ram.
 
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Make: BFG
Model: 8800GTX
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 635/2100
O/C Software: coolbits
O/S: XP
Drv Version: 97.92
Cooling: stock

Bought on release day so first batch of cores.
 
Make: Leadtek
Model: 8800GTS
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 650/2000
O/C Software: Rivatuner
O/S: XP Pro corporate
Drv Version: 97.92
Cooling: Stock
 
Make: Gainward
Model: 8800 GTX
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 670/2200
O/C Software: Rivatuner
O/S: xp
Drv Version: 97.92
Cooling: watercooled
 
Could we possibly include a 3dmark before and after (% increase in correlation to the overclock)

Would be very useful to influence others to overclock and shows people it is worthwhile, as i haven't overclocked my 8800GTS yet, because I don't know if I will get any visable performance increase.
 
I went from about 8.5k to 10.5k with my GTS oc.

To be honest, it's a useful thing to have I guess but I can't remember my exact scores and I can't be bothered running 3dmarks again. I've had enough of stability testing ;)
 
Make: BFG
Model: GeForce 8800 GTX
Core Speed/Mem Speed: 640/1900
O/C Software: RivaTuner
O/S: Windows XP SP2
Drv Version: 97.92 forceware
Cooling: Stock
 
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Booner! said:
Could we possibly include a 3dmark before and after (% increase in correlation to the overclock)

Would be very useful to influence others to overclock and shows people it is worthwhile, as i haven't overclocked my 8800GTS yet, because I don't know if I will get any visable performance increase.
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That is an idea, but I fear it would overcomplicate the thread, as soon as you start posting 3dmarks people will want to know rest of system configurations, so you would have to add, cpu,ram,board,etc which would mean hours inputting data,lol I personally also think that while 3dmark is good, its not amazing as a measuring tool, I only saw a 300 or so point increase in 06 for my o/c, also people would have to clock down, run 3dmark, clock back run 3dmark so is time consuming

Like I said I think its an idea, but a seperate 3dmark with your 8800 thread would be better --- Unless LOTS of people vote it in to be added to this one ?

I wanted a clear cut thread purely to give people an idea of what sort of clocks they can expect with 8800 cards, something to aim for if someone gets one, but like I say if lots of you want to add system config details on and 3dmark details ill def do it if theres enough support, but wouldnt change or contribute o/c amounts achieved by the 8800 cards :)

EDIT: Updated

COMMENTS: Most achieved nice o/c so far, however some fairly random memory overclocks, those with little or no memory overclocks do they definitely fail over say 2000 ?
 
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