I tested some OC progs and i can only find where to clock memory and core, i know shader gets clocked when u clock core but i wanna clock shader manually because u can take shader much higher than core, so how do i seperate shader from core to clock only shader?
my 7600go was 350 core 350 memory stock i clocked it to 480/440 but i would like to clock shader as well
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I use ATI tool, i tested riva tuner as well. Both work good for memory and core. i use the 179.xx drivers from nvidia
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Try NVIDIA System Tools 6.02... with some newer drivers if possible, like maybe some 186 drivers...
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Sure, but at Nvidia they recommended me these driver since i got a DX 9 card. I will however try what u said, maybe it works
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Only until the 8000 series you can manually increase shader clocks because it is a new and different architecture.
7000 series still uses the old Pixel and vertex pipelines&shaders, so you can't increase their frequency, only Core and memory. -
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The OCed GO7300 is still running fine with these clocks after 3 years with temps never exceeding 60 degrees while playing Dragon Age origins which runs quite smooth with everything low and 1024x768 res -
How to clock shader on 7600 GO?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Satyrion, Mar 17, 2010.