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# 1 06-11-2008 , 08:22 AM
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overclocking gpus

hey never done this before so i want to learn everything about overclocking cards i have a geforce 7200 gs card to experiment with

fast i would like to know what are the serious repercusions of OC the card

when to know how much power i could get out of the card without frying it

whether OC the card would damage my motherboard

# 2 06-11-2008 , 05:32 PM
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Ive just overclocked my new ati 4850, lucky for me ATI drivers actually have a part where you can pretty safly overclock them their. But for that card you should get riva tuner, it can overclock pretty much all nividia cards and is the most popular program to use, and very safe as you can moniter all sorts of things with it like heat and fan speeds, also its alot safer then doing it the old fasioned way of bios user added image, you should just type in "overclocking (you gfx card name)" in google thats what i did, and found a way to speed up my fan speed

thats anouther thing, dont overclock unless you speed up you gfx card fan, or even better getin anouther fan. but for now i just made myine a little faster without it geting to noisy and got about 20% performace increase out of the card which was pretty good.

and yeah it is possible it could set on fire, but only if you make it flamable. all gfx cards these days are made to be able to overclock by manufactures, so that shops can make premium models for them. so you can infact buy cheap study up and get £100 increase in performace user added image

good look, tell us how it goes.

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