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Hi,

I like to try if I cane overclock my NVidea Geforce 9600 GT and see if that give good results, I can't overclock my MB so I hope to be able to fix it the other way with grafic card.

I have download and install EVGA Precision, ATITool,Riverturner and Prime95, but I do not know how and what to use (LOL), if someone use or know anything aboute tuse tool, please give me a hand and tell the secret.

Here are my spec:
AMD Athlon 64, 2,20 GHz
3328 RAM Memory
NVidia GeForce 9600 GT

Par

There is a tutorial on how to do it with Rivatuner here: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ove ... 916-3.html

Word of advice, however.  If you don't know anything about overclocking, and if in all the games you play you can achieve a fair bit of performance (say 25-30+ fps), I wouldn't try overclocking anything.  Now, I am no expert in regards to overclocking GPUs, but I -do- know that overclocking can potentially and permanently damage your card if you do it wrong (I am not sure if you know this, but I am bringing this up just in case).  According to the site mentioned above, you can squeeze a bit of power from your card.  Just be careful alright?

[quote]There is a tutorial on how to do it with Rivatuner here: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ove ... 916-3.html

Word of advice, however.

[quote][quote]There is a tutorial on how to do it with Rivatuner here: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ove ... 916-3.html

Word of advice, however.

...if it is working satisfactorily at the moment...

...leave it as it is!

Over-clocking can damage your Processor/Graphics Card health!... ...!

Paul...If it aint broke..don't try an fix it!... ...!

like the others said, unless you know what you are doing don't do it
Although if you have a later ATI card, like the 4830 it has a "user friendly" over clocking thing like this

     

^ what they said. Overclocking can potentially damage or even kill hardware and if they find out you have been overclocking then it will not be covered by the warranty. Make sure to read this whole post first before you do anything.


1.Install Rivatuner.

2. Using Rivatuner find the overclocking tab, increase the Core clock speed by 10mhz. Make sure shader and core domains are linked and that "apply overclock settings at startup" is NOT checked (you can enable this later).

MSI Afterburner is a great overclocking application. Its based off of Rivatuner (made by the same person) and offers a simple interface for raising GPU voltage, GPU clock, memory clock, and custom fan profiles and fan adjustments. Something to check out. And you DON'T need a MSI card for it either.

http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/