overclock tool for win 7 64 bit ( Nvidia )??


  1. Joh
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    Windows XP
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    overclock tool for win 7 64 bit ( Nvidia )??


    well, i have nvidia 8800gts 512 and i wonder, if you could suggest overclocking tool/ program that would work with my VGA and win 7 64 bit os
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  2. Posts : 11,840
    64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
       #2

    I would strongly wait for a while before I started overclocking ... especially with the 64bit version of Windows 7... The reason being that there are still some driver support issues that have yet to be resolved, and overclocking now is just asking for trouble... Just my opinion though....
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  3. Joh
    Posts : 4
    Windows XP
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       #3

    found something called "evga precision tool" - seems working fine
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  4. Posts : 4,280
    Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit / XP Home sp3
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    Joh said:
    found something called "evga precision tool" - seems working fine
    I can comfirm this but prefer to use Riva tuner myself.You still might want to wait till Nvidia comes out with a really good driver for the 64bit OS like Tews stated, shouldn't be to long now 1 week from it's release to the public RivaTuner v2.24c download from Guru3D.com
    Last edited by thefabe; 17 Oct 2009 at 04:29. Reason: spelling of course
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  5. Posts : 53
    Windows 7 RTM 7127
       #5

    EVGA Precision - Works


    Joh said:
    well, i have nvidia 8800gts 512 and i wonder, if you could suggest overclocking tool/ program that would work with my VGA and win 7 64 bit os

    I hvae a nVidia 9600GT No Problems at all in 64 Bit Win 7. Search on Google for EVGA Precision v.1.81. It's Free!

    Good Luck!
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  6. Posts : 2,588
    SEVEN x64
       #6

    there's a few...... personally i use EVGA Precision where i can

    but here are a few others...

    ATI Tool....

    MSI Afterburner

    Rivatuner

    Overclocking the GPU is highly overrated IMO, you'll be looking at an increase of 2 or 3 FPS, but adding 10-20c to the cards load temps....

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