Own an 8800 and hate ntune? Coolbits returns!!

[Jod]

That's what I've got. Still wish everything could be on one page...newegg style!

 

[MadMan007]

Ooh Now, how do you get rid mof the left-side bar for just that window?

 

[Jod]

View-->Explorer Bar-->uncheck them all.

 

[Vulcan]

Theres no working solution for overclocking in vista yet?

 

[custom90gt]

Theres no working solution for overclocking in vista yet?

not that I know of. It is really a bummer...

 

[Icelight]

How can I, uh, turn this back if I want the old (new?) CCC back?

 

[Jod]

Reload your saved backup reg file!

 

[Icelight]

Oh yeah, right...my saved reg file...

I had it around here somewhere...

>__>

 

[Vulcan]

Great news guys. The new ATI tool beta works under vista!

I'm seeing what my 8800 can do right now.

 

[Rattle]

sweet i need to try this !

 

[spiritedandy]

its does what it says in the instructions (if i did it its easy)

good find i hate the other control off for a bench and a little or three while i do it cheers again

 

[Airbornederekc]

my friend got ntune to work on vista 32 bit. he has evga 680i board quad core and 2 8800gtx from evga

 

[Drostin77]

You are neat.

 

[xtreme_ego]

Theres no working solution for overclocking in vista yet?

uh the ati tool beta works fine for 8800 in vista...x64 however.....

 

[Spoudazo]

Rivatuner works good for me.

 

[youngbuck]

I get my 8800GTS 640MB tomorrow. Last time I OC'd a video card it was a Geforce3 Ti200. So, what is the general consensus on the best OC'ing program to use?

 

[Deanzo]

I get my 8800GTS 640MB tomorrow. Last time I OC'd a video card it was a Geforce3 Ti200. So, what is the general consensus on the best OC'ing program to use?

ATI Tool and Rivatuner work very well imo

 

[Hazaro]

^ Yup, both are simple, small and very easy to use.

 

[jivetrky]

I'd recommend ATI Tool...it's nice and easy. Not that Riva is hard, just that ATI Tool puts everything right out in the open. If you've never used Rivatuner, it takes a minute or two of clicking around to find what you need.

 

[youngbuck]

I was using Rivatuner like 5 years ago. I'm sure it has changed a lot since then, but I think I'll give ATI Tool a try first (I'd feel more comforatable if it was called "Nvidia Tool" lol )