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| | overcloccking videocard I use Vista Home Premium, build 6000, 64 bit. So far so good. Now I would like to overclock my videcard NVDIA 7600GT with coolbits. If I hack the register by dubbleclcicking coolbits.reg I cannot open the overclock screen of my videocard. Does anybody know how to solve?? |
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| | RE: overcloccking videocard Hi.. you could try this.. Once Coolbits has been activated, Open up the 'display' applet in control panel, then go to 'settings' and 'advanced'. Click on the tab with the nVidia logo and the name of the videocard to open up the nVidia video card control application. From the menu, choose the 'clock frequency' option. Using the sliders, the video card's core and memory speeds can now be overclocked. Before the new settings can be confirmed, they will need to be tested using the 'test settings' button. Once the settings have been affirmed by using this button, the card will be set to the new speeds. Good Luck! it worked for me. |
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| | Re: overcloccking videocard Sandy, tahnks for reply. Of couse, that's exact the way it should go. Unformtunately after activating coolbits, I can open video card control screen...........however, there is nothing on that screen. It is totally empty. Couyld it be Vista 64 bit is causing this?? "Sandy" <Sandy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7D3789E7-B4E6-4A80-A8C1-91BB27566899@microsoft.com... > > Hi.. > > you could try this.. > > Once Coolbits has been activated, Open up the 'display' applet in control > panel, then go to 'settings' and 'advanced'. Click on the tab with the > nVidia > logo and the name of the videocard to open up the nVidia video card > control > application. > > From the menu, choose the 'clock frequency' option. > > Using the sliders, the video card's core and memory speeds can now be > overclocked. Before the new settings can be confirmed, they will need to > be > tested using the 'test settings' button. Once the settings have been > affirmed > by using this button, the card will be set to the new speeds. > > Good Luck! > it worked for me. |
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