NVIDIA Graphics Card Overclocking V1, OC Your Card and Post Results Here
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 Oct 28 2010, 03:06 AM
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hi all sifu, sensei and taiko.
 noob and firstime oc here. ehhh... I am not sure about something in all post here.  my GC Asus GTX460 can oc until what lvl? (in MSi afterburner 2.0)  most i see is MSI, Gigabyte and bla bla bla....  can this apply to Asus? How do I test it?  |
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Oct 29 2010, 12:51 AM
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QUOTE(owikh84 @ Oct 28 2010, 06:28 AM) Welcome to GTX400 family. yayay! MSI AfterBurner is a universal OC utility for all cards regardless of brand, including Asus. Asus has their own similar OC tool called SmartDoctor, comes with the package. (SmartDoctor for Asus only) So u might use either AfterBurner or SmartDoctor to OC ur Asus. Max OCbility is depends on card strength, voltage pumped, cooling performance etc, which is different from one to another. GTX460 should be able to clock at least 800Mhz core at stock voltage    I think I recall seeing the smartdoctor somewhere..... maybe will try RUN program and check it out.How to I screenshot the oc result so that I can post it here? hmm...can clock to at least 800mhz at stock voltage? can explain that? PS: can I combine GTX460 and Radeon 6870? since I have 2 GC slot. I can buy only 1 GC for now, which is Gtx460.... hehe....going to bankrupt ready. so, tight budget. |
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Oct 29 2010, 04:42 PM
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[quote=owikh84,Oct 29 2010, 06:24 AM]Press CTRL+PrintScreen on ur keyboard, paste it in Microsoft Paint, upload to image hosting website ie. photobucket, imageshack, or attach GUIDE
No u cant mix nVidia GTX460 with AMD 6870, unless on Lucid Hydra based mobo Link ahh...ok. got it.  oh....that mobo can support 2 different GC? currently, how much is it for that mobo? This post has been edited by eric00701: Oct 29 2010, 04:43 PM |
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