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Ti4200 Question
- Thread starter Ravenous
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i do mem first then core, but i don't think it really matters just find your max on each and then back it off 10-15 mhz and you should be fine. just make sure your case has good airflow to pull some heat away from your card. good luck
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OK....
The highest I can get my Albatron Ti4280 is 280 core and 546 mem....
If I go higher than that, the first chase in 3dMark2k1 shows weird blocks in the graphics (are those artifacts?)
I have my 2500+ Oc'd to 3200+ (11x200) and my DRAM settings at 2/3/3/6. Could having either one of those Oc'd cause my Ti4280 to not be able to Oc as much?
Most other people have been able to Oc their 4280 as high as 320/631....
What am I missing here?
The highest I can get my Albatron Ti4280 is 280 core and 546 mem....
If I go higher than that, the first chase in 3dMark2k1 shows weird blocks in the graphics (are those artifacts?)
I have my 2500+ Oc'd to 3200+ (11x200) and my DRAM settings at 2/3/3/6. Could having either one of those Oc'd cause my Ti4280 to not be able to Oc as much?
Most other people have been able to Oc their 4280 as high as 320/631....
What am I missing here?
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Ravenous said:
"If I go higher than that, the first chase in 3dMark2k1 shows weird blocks in the graphics (are those artifacts?)"
Yes those are artifacts...
"I have my 2500+ Oc'd to 3200+ (11x200) and my DRAM settings at 2/3/3/6. Could having either one of those Oc'd cause my Ti4280 to not be able to Oc as much?"
No, because you are OCing the video card ram, not the system ram...
"What am I missing here?"
These people could of replaced the stock cooling..eitehr with a aftermarket or there own cooling mod
Also, did you try upping the AGP voltage to 1.6 or 1.7...upping the AGP voltage can help when OCing a video card...Like adding more voltage to the CPU or memory to make them stable when overclocked...
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I agree w/ Copernicus! Try 300/600 and then back down if you see artifacts. If no artifacts at 300/600 then go higher slowly. Sometimes I have found artifacts at lower speeds than higher.
Cooling is a issue but you seem to have that under control.
Try the latest nvida drivers. I have never tried omega drivers and do not know how they fair w/ O/C'ing.
Post an update will ya
Cooling is a issue but you seem to have that under control.
Try the latest nvida drivers. I have never tried omega drivers and do not know how they fair w/ O/C'ing.
Post an update will ya
