GeForce 9600GSO

[robertwindeatt]

can i clcok my Graphics

and can anybody tell me how

Thanks R

 

[Angst]

riva tuner

 

[robertwindeatt]

wow now thats complicated

 

[Angst]

its not u just move the sliders
go driversettings-system settings-enable driver level overclocking and the move the sliders

 

[robertwindeatt]

i will try

 

[littlepuppy]

r u just trying to get your posts up as your posts are short and generally pretty 100% dumb ass / lame mate? Can you please try not to post utter tripe.

 

[icey_haj]

r u just trying to get your posts up as your posts are short and generally pretty 100% dumb ass / lame mate? Can you please try not to post utter tripe.

There's no need for that.

He asked a question, he got a reply. That's it. No need for the abuse.

 

[littlepuppy]

Mate, i very rarely say anything critical here but read his posts, I mean, can i clock my graphics? Does he not know how to use google, this is supposed to be an enthusiast board with SOME knowledge... Its just pure laziness or just a desire to post tripe to get his count up, see his other threads..

 

[robertwindeatt]

i thought the forum was to help people like me who are new to building comps

Thanks anyway R

 

[Rroff]

Thats true... but I do suggest you google a bit and familiarise with the subject before you start overclocking... otherwise your apt to end up with an unstable overclock or worse.

 

[robertwindeatt]

ok i will do that in the future i didnt mean to upset anyone

Thanks R

 

[arc@css]

ok i will do that in the future i didnt mean to upset anyone

Thanks R

There was nothing wrong with your question so no worries, enjoy.

 

[Rroff]

People are used to a little longer questions with more information...

Grab yourself a copy of GPU-z from:

http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/1363/TechPowerUp_GPU-Z_v0.3.3.html

So you can see what the default clocks, etc. are and monitor temperatures so it doesn't get too warm.

You'll need something like ATI Tool, furmarks or OCCT (with the GPU test) to see if your overclock is stable and use either rivatuner or gainward xpert tool to actually do the overclocking. Xpert tool might be a bit more friendly for a first timer as it shows roughly how safe an overclock is and is easier to navigate, but doesn't have the functionality of rivatuner.

 

[robertwindeatt]

ok thanks for all your information i thought i could build my own comp easy but seems like i need to research more in to how it all works

Thanks all

 

[phatboy]

Riva Tuner is a real learning curve process, i first started playing with it back in the Nvidia 6800 AGP days.

Is a great program, the best way to tackle OC'ing with is literally 5-10mhz at a time. ask around on here and see what people are using as safe OC's with stock cooling and then aim for that sort of level. soon as you get any green dots, blocks or crashes drop it down 10-20mhz.

big key thing is always watch the temperatures too

Good Luck

Ben

 

[reflux]

Yeah Rivatuner is great, but you might be better of with EVGA Precision. It's a lot easier to use.