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    7600 Go OC

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by aznguy123, Oct 3, 2006.

  1. aznguy123

    aznguy123 Notebook Guru

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    Hey everyone. I tried overclocking my 7600 from the settings in the nVidia control panel. The core clock is 450Mhz and the Memory clock is 380 Mhz. I clocked it at 467/429 and applied the settings. I noticed that every time I exit the control panel and re-enter it, the settings revert to 450/380 :confused: . Is there something I'm doing wrong?
     
  2. Thaenatos

    Thaenatos Zero Cool

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    either the settings arent being applied right, or you have oc'ing disabled. You have a powerful card why oc it?
     
  3. aznguy123

    aznguy123 Notebook Guru

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    I just wanna gain some extra frames in Doom. I get around 30-45ish frames which makes me want to chuck this machine out the window sometimes lol
     
  4. Maiden Militia

    Maiden Militia Newbie

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    Here you go, my friend. You'll need to download RivaTuner (just Google it). Once you have it installed, you're going to want to open the program and in the "Main" tab, click on "customize" on the tab that shows your video card's specs. Then click "low level system settings" and check the box that says "allow enabling hardware masked units". a window will come up, but just click ok.

    And that's it. You can use the overclocking abilities in RivaTuner, or just use coolbits. Tell me if you have any problems
     
  5. ProfessorChaos

    ProfessorChaos Notebook Consultant

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    dont use the nvidia control panel....the ocing in 90 series forceware is messed up....use rivatuner as suggested or go back to the classic 80s series
     
  6. Dustin Sklavos

    Dustin Sklavos Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    Overclocking the 7600 series isn't worth it.

    The most you'll get are maybe a couple of frames, which is barely perceptible in regular use.

    And I can't fathom having framerate issues in Doom 3. On my A8Jm at 1280x800, no AA, High Quality, the game's silky smooth and could easily have detail bumped up.