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Overclocking My Card...

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Posted by: DarthInsinuate

am I supposed to clock up both equally, one at a time, or just one?

i've read contradicting articles, namely Tweak3D and Tweaktown - one says change them equally, the other says just adjust the memory clock

any o/c gurus have an opinion on this?



Posted by: exeus

i norm overclock the gpu a bit, and the memroy more then the gpu as the gpu can generate alot of heat so i have found that increasing the memory more then the gpu better, they say to be safer (as far as damage goes) you are better to just adjust the memory



Posted by: adamp2p

Firstly, I need to know which card you are referring to...



Posted by: DarthInsinuate

Originally posted by adamp2p@26 September 2003 - 17:24
Firstly, I need to know which card you are referring to...
my old TNT2 M64 - i don't know what manufacturer, it just came with the machine



Posted by: TheJkWhoSaysNi

To be honest, that card is... dated, you'd be better off upgrading.



Posted by: TClite

£140 for an ati 9600pro.....



Posted by: DarthInsinuate

yeah, yeah I know - i'm gonna wait till memory prices come down and overhaul the whole system


anyways I got hold of 3DMark 2001 and did a little scientific experiment:-

First I clocked up the core by 36Mhz and left the memory as default - this gave me a 3DMark of around 800.
Then I then clocked the memory by 36Mhz and set the core to default - this gave me a 3DMark of around 1020.

Conclusion: core = :( , memory = :)



Posted by: _John_Lennon_

Originally posted by TheJkWhoSaysNi@26 September 2003 - 16:35
To be honest, that card is... dated, you'd be better off upgrading.
Agreed, TnT2 means time for an upgrade........






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