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SLI OC'ing with riva tuner
- Thread starter risingsun
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Overclocking SLI cards in rivatuner (or any program for that matter) will change the speeds of both cards, yes.
Clocking up the PCI-E bus in your BIOS shouldn't really do anything, since the bandwidth of PCI-E x16 is higher than any video card can even get close to using at 100% (hopefully what I said makes sense). I may be wrong, so someone may want to chip in on this one.
Clocking up the PCI-E bus in your BIOS shouldn't really do anything, since the bandwidth of PCI-E x16 is higher than any video card can even get close to using at 100% (hopefully what I said makes sense). I may be wrong, so someone may want to chip in on this one.
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risingsun said:
If you push the O.C.'s too far you will actually get a lower score, Try a more moderate O.C. and see what happens
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risingsun said:
I believe the stock clocks on the 68gt's are 350/1000 At least that was what the stock clock speed was on my Leadtek 68gt, The stock clock on my XFX 68nu was 350/750. As far as finding out how far is too far, You just have to start low and gradually work up, Once the scores start falling you back up, Then you should have your O.C.ing sweet spot.
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I find there is a bit of variation with 3D mark, I can run the test several times and get a slightly different score each time.
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risingsun said:
No they should work without a reset, IIRC you do have to select if you want Rivatuner to save the settings so they will work next time you boot up.
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what programs are running in the background while benching? It is always better to have the least amount of processes while running any benchmark to rule out any resource hogging apps.
