GPU shader clock.
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Not sure about Riva Tuner 2.05 but I know 2.06 includes shader overclocking. Work on the Core first then the memory and shader clocks. Make sure you have 3dMark handy that way you can test various settings to see which gives the best performance increase.
As you increase one you lose clocks in the others. Example pushing the core really high will normally limit your memory overclock although thats not as important as the core.
As you increase one you lose clocks in the others. Example pushing the core really high will normally limit your memory overclock although thats not as important as the core.
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DOWNLOAD RIVA TUNER for complete control of your shader clocks. Don't use Ntune it will screw up your system!
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Yes anytime you overclock something there is a chance of damage. If you don't have money to burn on a replacement card, I don't suggest going for extreme clocks. Granted its hard to tell how long one will last most have 3+ year warrantys. Really though who uses the same GPU for 3 years though.
I never run my GPU overclock 24/7 I only turn on Riva Tuner when I feel like playing a game. After I'm done playing I reset back to default GPU clocks.
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