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- Thanks for the help, greatly appreciated :)
I skimmed the article (I'll finish reading tomorrow) and it's got great info, but they didn't address Optimal GPU Core Temperature. I'll plan on testing out the maximum core/memory clock speeds tomorrow but I don't want to risk overheating my computer by a few miles. A general range/estimate of reasonable GPU core temp would be enough, thanks in advance.Message Edited by nelsonw88 on 06-28-2005 10:32 AM
- I have read and was considering making the changes but i can't se no reason to at this point.I am playing Doom 3,Far Cry and half life on high resalutions and high game settings and am getting amazing fps quality &performence.So im going to leave it alone for now. Im compleatly satisfied and i live by the moto if it isnt broke don't try and fix it.Just like when new drivers come out if mine are stable and running fine i leave them alone until i get newer games which require updated drivers or start having problems.As powerfull as my machine is can't see the reason to OC for a couple of fps and sacrificeing the longivity of my hardware. Best Wishes & happy gamingMy Machine
Inspiron XPS Gen 2
770 (2.13 GHz/2MB Cache/533 MHz Fsb
6800 ultra
2 GIG's Ram
17 "(1920 x1200) WUXGA Display (sec5557 Samsung)
OS Windows XP Pro sp2
Logitech MX 750 Cordless Mouse
Nostromo n52 Game pad
jeffcmfrt
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Posted June 28th, 2005 13:00
Here you will find the download for it and more http://3dgpu.com/archives/2004/08/09/geforce-6800-tweak-guide/#perfqual. It is called coolbits 2 reg file Happy Gaming
My Machine
Inspiron XPS Gen 2
770 (2.13 GHz/2MB Cache/533 MHz Fsb
6800 ultra
2 GIG's Ram
17 "(1920 x1200) WUXGA Display (sec5557 Samsung)
OS Windows XP Pro sp2
Logitech MX 750 Cordless Mouse
Nostromo n52 Game pad
Message Edited by jeffcmfrt on 06-28-2005 09:03 AM