wow this Everast software is quite complicated huh.. i just click System Stability test from tools? how do i know whether it is stable?

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Added on October 18, 2010, 5:23 ami overclocked my core to 520, shader to 1248 and memory to 820. Need for speed shift crashed.. :S

This post has been edited by RedDevils88: Oct 18 2010, 05:23 AM

Means not that good chip you got there....
and also try change just one slider, don't try with two slider...
find each maximum first then after that use both max slider and test for stability, if unstable, reduce one of it..

Hmmm.. i tried both NFS and SC2 after overclocking. when i'm in the game, it would jump out to windows after a few seconds. is this normal?

No, its not normal...

Jump out to desktop and say nvidia driver recovered?

what do u mean by not a very good chip? how do i actually check the stability? im using everest by but it seems i only can test the CPU? is FPU the grphics? just click start and stop?

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Added on October 18, 2010, 6:01 amsays nothing.. just jumped out and i can just jump back to the game

This post has been edited by RedDevils88: Oct 18 2010, 06:01 AM

Not very good overclockable chip I mean.

There should be MSI Kombustor for the GPU stressing...
Though you can test it just by playing games, if it didn't crash, then its fine..

but the MSI Kombustor is testing my intel graphics.. how do i change it to nvidia?

Does the nVidia GPU load 100% in GPU-Z ?

0% =.="

What about if added .exe to the nvidia control panel?

Last time I used Furmark to test the stability, but MSI combuster basically is Furmark as well...

i cant add kombuster.exe into nvidia control panel. there isnt an option for me.. what will happen if it is not stable while testing?

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Added on October 18, 2010, 6:33 ami think my card is not suitable for overclocking since it jumps out to windows when im playing a game.

This post has been edited by RedDevils88: Oct 18 2010, 06:33 AM

how much ve u gone???

for a start, go 10% more than the original, after that it's the painful process of going up 5MHz or 10MHz at a time...

for those who re juz starting, u can try TechPowerUp's GPUTool... it can help u determine the max clock...

Add the different DX version .exe of Kombuster into the Nvidia control panel, worked for me.

Doesn't work too, so I resorted to fresh format. Now its back on rolling.

@Astria, see the whole block of fan with the copper pipe? It requires to open up the chasis to reach there.

ve u removed the GPU and see wat's below???

@riku,
http://www.mediafire.com/?9utgx3g2gvy

there's another copper pipe attached to the gpu. Can't pull up.

thx.

i overclocked my core to 520, shader to 1248 and memory to 820. Need for speed shift crashed.. :S

I have mentioned on my previous post. however. I tried only overclocking the core to 460 it jumped out too.. even without over clocking. with msi after burner on. it jumped out. closing the software fixes this. hmmmn...