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I have a Creative GF DDR, what's the best clockfrequency
- Thread starter Creno
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What is the exact model, a Geforce or geforce 2, MX, Pro, Ultra ?..
they all matter as their clock frequncies are different for each model.
The regular geforce I had, though not Creative, was 120mhz GPU, 150 memory
I got 133 and 166 memory overclocked
they all matter as their clock frequncies are different for each model.
The regular geforce I had, though not Creative, was 120mhz GPU, 150 memory
I got 133 and 166 memory overclocked
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- Apr 21, 2001
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- Las Vegas, NV
Oh yeah, and DDR memory should clock higher than mine, mine was SDRam... I bump the mem 2 mhz at a time with a game open... once the image starts artifacting (causing any visual distortion), I back it off a few to be safe and voila! OC'ed vid card.
The GPU can go as high as 150, mine didn't though (got robbed!).
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You can never tell until you try, you may get no extra out of it, where as you may get more than 25% it'd differant from card to card
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? I have a GF 256 DDR and my default mem clock is 301 MHz I have it at 316 right now but as soon as I get some heat sinks made for it Ill go higher. The ram will actualy run fine at 333MHz but after a few hours of constant playing some times Ill get a glitch. My GPU is at 132Mhz for the same reason. It will be water cooled by the end of next week.
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I have this same board.......
core 150.......memory344.....artifact free. (96 AGP clock)
If the AGP clock was @66 the memory would be able to clock higher by about +10mhz.
I used a utility from:
It's a dos based program that runs a stability test on the vidRAM.......works great ...no guesswork.
core 150.......memory344.....artifact free. (96 AGP clock)
If the AGP clock was @66 the memory would be able to clock higher by about +10mhz.
I used a utility from:
It's a dos based program that runs a stability test on the vidRAM.......works great ...no guesswork.
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