PLz post a tutorial on overclocking nvidia cards

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    PLz post a tutorial on overclocking nvidia cards


    I have an nvidia 7300SE and i want to overclock it plz post a tutorial keeping in mind that m a complete novice
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  3. Posts : 139
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    this is a nice tutorial but nvmax wont install on my pc, it says "nvidia detonator 4 drivers version 20.00 or greater are not installed on your system" n i dont know how to begin coolbits. i also tried reva tuner it said i dont have a forceware driver
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    I think you might be better off upgrading to something a bit better, the card you have is very low end and will not gain much from being overclocked and may not even be possible anyway.

    PLz post a tutorial on overclocking nvidia cards-2009-04-09_015944.jpg

    Do yourself a favour and get a good mid range card like the 9600GT or GTX250


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    Last edited by Mark; 08 Apr 2009 at 11:00.
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  5. Posts : 139
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    im a bit low on budget plz chek this link http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductList3.jsp
    n tell me which 1 is gud
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  6. Posts : 68
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    If you're low on budget get on over to newegg.com or microcenter (if you have one nearby) the 9800GT is a decent card, with the gtx 250 coming next in mind as a decent 'cheaper' card.

    OCing btw could be done easily with EVGA Precision, however you need to have an eVGA card.
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    zZanthraXx said:
    If you're low on budget get on over to newegg.com or microcenter (if you have one nearby) the 9800GT is a decent card, with the gtx 250 coming next in mind as a decent 'cheaper' card.

    OCing btw could be done easily with EVGA Precision, however you need to have an eVGA card.
    Correction, EVGA Precision can be used with any Card, I use it with my Ino3D GTX260 and it works great.
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  8. Posts : 68
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    cool


    O that's good to hear, it is a nice program. Do you need an eVGA product or just a eVGA membership now (with their forums)
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    nvm

    http://www.evga.com/precision/

    You can get precions with only an evga membership.
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  9. Posts : 139
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  10. Posts : 4,282
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    Yes it is a good mid range card but I don't think Newegg deliver outside the US, although I wish they would.
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