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Rivatuner Prob

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I have just installed the latest Nvidia drivers for my system and have installed Rivatuner 2.06.

I have set my 3d clocks to what they are stable at, but when I load COD4 the 3d clocks are not activating, they are just stuck at the default 2d Speeds, which results in poor performance.

Any ideas?
 
Ok set the 2d clocks first then tick apply clocks at start up
then click save then repeat with 3d clocks restart and bob should be your uncle.
 
Tried that, and it still doesnt work, I have even set all clocks to default and started again, it just seems to load the 2d clocks even when a 3d app is running.
 
No idea then as that method works for me on an 8800 gts.
Latest official drivers and 2.06
 
Xp 32 bit probably just a bug in this version for vista check the rivatuner forums
may i suggest running the same clocks hardly worth underclocking for 2d tbh might save about £1 a year on electricity if that.
 
1. Force RivaTuner to use its own daemon for setting desired clocks at Windows startup. To do it tick "Use alternate startup daemon" option in driver-level overclocking properties tab.
2. Prevent NVIDIA control panel from applying the clocks at Windows startup to avoid possible settings interference. To do it open PowerUser tab, load RivaTuner.rtd database, then expand the bottom node (Windows startup) and delete NvCplDaemon entry, containing the link to NVIDIA control panel's startup daemon.

could try that maybe
 
Try leaving the memory clock the same in 2d as it is in 3d aswell.
 
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