enable nTune support in bios

Just enable it in the bios and download the latest NTUNE.  It has all kinds of options in windows you can change real time.

Sound advice above. I would add....

Press the F2 key when prompted when your pc is booting up. This will get you into the BIOS.

There is very little to change in the BIOS except the option to allow software to alter the settings. You need to switch this to ON.

Download the Ntune software from Nvidia and install then run.

Hope this helps.

Umm, it's F12 I believe

I got 6030 3dmarks using 3dmark06...

Something tells me I should be getting more.

On two of the tests, I got a frame rate of 0-1 fps...

Message Edited by griffy208 on 09-05-200604:40 PM

it is F12, and thanks.

I was looking for some nTune option, but I couldnt find it lol.

Alright:

I just looked through every available option in the bios, and there is nothing about software...

EDIT:

Nevermind... it seems to be working

Message Edited by griffy208 on 09-05-200604:10 PM

Well I used F2 on my XPS700 to get into BIOS.

There is no ntune option in BIOS - Only the option to allow overclocking by software application.

Once enabled, save your settings, reboot then visit the Nvidia website to download and install ntune.

Hope this helps.

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@griffy208 wrote:
I got 6030 3dmarks using 3dmark06...

Something tells me I should be getting more.

On two of the tests, I got a frame rate of 0-1 fps...

Message Edited by griffy208 on 09-05-200604:40 PM

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Those are CPU tests and 0-1 FPS is normal.  I get that with my x6800 and Dual 7900GTX's as well.  What's your config?

Bub

see my sig...


why does the cpu test result in that?

does anyone know a good value?

I wanna overclock too.......but wait.
Xps 600.....dell forgot about us.

Thanks Dell, we appreciate it.