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    Problem with OC my 9500M GS ..Hellp. Thanks...

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by IrugaZ, Dec 12, 2008.

  1. IrugaZ

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    im using rivatuner oc my 9500m GS (180.70), after i click "OK" button. it restore to default. what should i do.. ?

    Anyone who familiar OC aspire 6920g, or expert on OC. anyguide..please. Thanks
     
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    Acer may or may not lock the graphics card clocks.
     
    Tinselworm, Dec 12, 2008
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    Ofcuz there is only two may or may not. your repply funny.. haha. :p
     
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    nvlddmkm 7.15.11.8070 (FORCEWARE 180.70) / Vista
    is this you need righ? :p
     
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    when i dint play any games,my GPU is around 50'c , when i play ,my GPU temp is 58'c~65'c, i think its suitable to overclock it.
     
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    IrugaZ, Acer does indeed lock the clocks of your system.
    You have two choices:
    1. Use RivaTuner to delink the core and shader clocks, and overclock your shaders only. That's what I've done, and it's made about a 300-point difference in 3DMark06.
    2. Download and install the 169.04 driver set. For some reason, this is the only one that allows core and memory overclocking even on locked cards. Matmat07's done this, and he's in the 4000s on 3DMark06, but your mileage may vary.
     
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    Thanks Teh Suigi.. Mileage may vary.. wow its scary. >.<
     
    IrugaZ, Dec 12, 2008
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    Im still wating chaz's reply.. he might got an idea too.. i will compare ^^
     
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    There's is more way, krusa03 suggested. What about this? Any idea?? guys..
     
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    If that's your question - yes, that is the right information.

    Try some of the solutions suggested by forum members here.
     
    Charles P. Jefferies, Dec 12, 2008
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    WELL Thank you VERRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY MUCH!! I love here :D

    SAD..Its not working.. krusha's suggestion not working. i only can OC the shader.

    seems doent work.. the krusha03 suggestion :(

    We should OC which things to get best effect. Like Clock Speed, Shader , Or memory?
     
    IrugaZ, Dec 14, 2008
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    It depends on the game. Some games benefit more from higher memory bandwidth, others benefit more from processing power (core). Note that overclocking the core will raise temperatures faster than overclocking the memory, so be careful and always watch your temperatures.

    I suggest starting with the core.
     
    Charles P. Jefferies, Dec 15, 2008
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    Well Thanks for your information.. :D
     
    IrugaZ, Dec 15, 2008
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    I got Other Question where should i download the 169.04 Driver? i searched the internet..it seems no 9500M GS in the support list.. or its beta version.
     
    IrugaZ, Dec 16, 2008
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