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?
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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?
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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
Firstly, I need to know which card you are referring to...
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my old TNT2 M64 - i don't know what manufacturer, it just came with the machineOriginally posted by adamp2p@26 September 2003 - 17:24
Firstly, I need to know which card you are referring to...
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To be honest, that card is... dated, you'd be better off upgrading.
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£140 for an ati 9600pro.....
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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 =
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Agreed, TnT2 means time for an upgrade........Originally posted by TheJkWhoSaysNi@26 September 2003 - 16:35
To be honest, that card is... dated, you'd be better off upgrading.
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