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Windows 7: Graphics Card - Overclock

19 Apr 2010   #9
Lordbob75

Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
In the Crust
 
 
Graphics Card - Overclock

How to Overclock a Graphics Card

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19 Apr 2010   #10
Lordbob75

Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
In the Crust
 
 

I see I also have a shiny new graphic, thanks to Shawn.

Looks good.

~Lordbob
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19 Apr 2010   #11
CarlTR6

Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
Orlando, Florida
 
 

I noticed that. It looks good.

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01 May 2010   #12
Bf2multi100

Windows 7 Professional
Tx, USA
 
 

I tried overclocking my video card, and my fps for all the testing is below 5fps, i tried lowering the clock numbers and raising them, with it still a very low fps, can anybody help me?
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01 May 2010   #13
Lordbob75

Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
In the Crust
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Bf2multi100 View Post
I tried overclocking my video card, and my fps for all the testing is below 5fps, i tried lowering the clock numbers and raising them, with it still a very low fps, can anybody help me?
With your graphics card, that is the best you are going to get.

If you want better FPS, you will need a better card...

~Lordbob
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01 May 2010   #14
Bf2multi100

Windows 7 Professional
Tx, USA
 
 

Thanks, my card is 2 years old xD
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22 May 2010   #15
Everlong

Windows 7 Professional x64 Service Pack 1
Morecambe, Lancashire, England
 
 

I think it's worth adding that with GTX400 cards, you overclock the GPU by increasing the shader core now, such as if you open EVGA Precision, the GPU core speed is blacked out. The shader speed is more or less double the GPU speed, so overclocking is quite simple still.
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22 May 2010   #16
Lordbob75

Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
In the Crust
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Everlong View Post
I think it's worth adding that with GTX400 cards, you overclock the GPU by increasing the shader core now, such as if you open EVGA Precision, the GPU core speed is blacked out. The shader speed is more or less double the GPU speed, so overclocking is quite simple still.
Interesting tidbit. Any clue why it is that they did this?

~Lordbob
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02 Dec 2010   #17
Chiumiento

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
United States, Bangor, Maine, 04401
 
 

If I were to overclock my card would it make a big difference in its performance. What about overcloaking any of my components? Will any of them make my computer better? When I say better. I mean I will notice a good increase in performance.
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02 Dec 2010   #18
Lordbob75

Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
In the Crust
 
 

Not a huge different with those components. You might get a few FPS increase.

~Lordbob
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05 Mar 2011   #19
GlobesStudios

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

how high did you get your 5770?
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