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    OC 8600gt

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by sam solid, Oct 26, 2007.

  1. sam solid

    sam solid Notebook Enthusiast

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    hi,

    i just installed this new driver where you can overclock your videocard.
    So now I wanted to know how do you overclock? So I have Rivatuner but i dont know how hard i should overclock my videocard. Is 500/500 okay?
    And i dont want to make any damage on my video card, so if there is any possibility that i could damage my video card please tell me that...
     
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    Yes, there is a possibility your card could become damaged while overclocking. To avoid damage, overclock in small increments with thorough stability tests after each change, and watch your temperatures.
     
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    is there a good guide how to do this?
     
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