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| Hatch |
 01/02/06 8:07pm
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 Sergeant Major  Group: Forum Member Posts: 81 Joined: November 1st 2005 From: Gulfport MS. Member No.: 1403  |
I over clocked the bfg 5800 gt i have and this was the end result. it maxed out @ 368 core clock and 590 memory clock. The fps on uo before was 60 -70 after was 80-85 cod2 before 35-40 and after 66 -70
 I guess the moral is You cant get chicken salad from chicken shit............. |
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| ScarFace |
01/03/06 2:55am
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 Major  Group: {MOB} Posts: 594 Joined: November 2nd 2003 Member No.: 495 |
1. Your card will need sufficient cooling to conpensate for the higher speeds.
2. If that doesn't fix it then drop the speeds little by little until artifacts dissapear. --------------------  , , |
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| Silver |
01/03/06 8:43am
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 Major General Group: Banned Posts: 6596 Joined: March 30th 2004 Member No.: 680 |
WTF is this over clocking anyways?
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| XYZ Factor |
01/03/06 12:03pm
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 Major  Group: {MOB} Regs Posts: 805 Joined: October 26th 2004 From: Louisiana--Coon Ass Country Member No.: 944 |
QUOTE(Silver @ 01/03/06 7:43am)  WTF is this over clocking anyways? Its trying to get more performance and speed out of your card than the "safe" speed it was originally designed for. --------------------  "Difficulties come and they pass, but it is a shame that sometimes these difficulties must pass like diarrhea" |
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