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Join Date: Aug 2009
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I currently have a
![]() NVidia Geforce 9400GT And i was looking through the bios randomly the other day and saw that the "PCIE OVERCLOCKING" was set to "AUTO" So i went to change it and it came up with this 100 101 102 103 e.t.c (up to 9 or 10) Does this mean i can overclock my card? More info about card I wouldnt mind overclocking it but would not like any damage or added heat and would there be much difference? Am currently playing quite a few games so would this help at all |
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Fully Optimized
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: England
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I've seen elsewhere that increasing the PCI-E frequency results in very little increase in performance and a big increase can kill your card.
You need an application like RivaTuner that will give you access to the graphics cards, Core, Memory and Shader clocks. You then adjust these to overclock the graphics card. |
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Daemon Poster
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msi afterburner is another good one
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Golden Master
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Does Afterburner work with Nvidia cards?
Also, increasing PCIE frequency can result in instablilty. Videocard overclocking is really easy though. You raise the clock speed a bit, play games or run benchmarks, raise again if no artifacts, BSODs, etc.
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Baseband Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
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um i have tried using RivaTuner but does not work on my card
![]() would could i damage card by raising the thing i said |
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Join Date: May 2009
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You could and you can get system instability among other things.
There really isn't much of a point overclocking that card. You will see very little performance increase. Maybe one frame.
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