Nvidia Drivers - Applying overclock at windows start-up

[Spyhop]

Hey - I have the 162.18 nvidia drivers and the latest version of nTune installed.

I have the option to overclock my card in the nvidia control panel, but these settings do not stick after a reboot and the card returns to stock speeds. I can't see the option to apply on start-up like there was in the old style drivers. How is it done? I'd prefer not to have to install additional programs if possible.

Thanks

 

[Spyhop]

Schurely someone knows how to do this? Help

 

[Locky]

use rivatuner much better than that crappy ntune

 

[helmutcheese]

2nd'd

 

[Spyhop]

So it's not possible in the nvidia drivers?

 

[randal]

I haven't managed to make it work, even if it did I'd always end up firing up the h/w monitor in Rivatuner to make sure it had taken. Rivatuner starts at boot and applies whatever settings or profile you've configured.

 

[Dougsnake]

use rivatuner much better than that crappy ntune

says it all really

 

[Spyhop]

All right. Thanks guys.

That's a shame - I don't like clogging up my system with extra software for the sake of it!

 

[davecarter]

All right. Thanks guys.

That's a shame - I don't like clogging up my system with extra software for the sake of it!

Remove Ntune then

 

[melbourne720]

So it's not possible in the nvidia drivers?

You need to create a profile in ntune and have it apply at startup. That profile will include the clocks for your graphics card.

 

[HummuH1]

You need to create a profile in ntune and have it apply at startup. That profile will include the clocks for your graphics card.

As stated, it can be done. Get rid of ntune though and get Rivatuner, much better all round.