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    Riva tuner 2.20 and 180.70 64bit overclock issues

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by somhavoc, Dec 9, 2008.

  1. somhavoc

    somhavoc Notebook Consultant

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    Hey all,

    Just wondering if anyone has had luck with this driver 180.70/riva tuner 2.20. i have a 9600GT DDR2 card and the clock rates that I adjust to do not stick. Anyone have a work around? I just uninstalled the drivers, used Driver sweeper, then reinstalled them... Still nothing.

    Stock 3dmark 06 score is "4400", would like to beat that :p

    Thanks
     
  2. xantheuz

    xantheuz Notebook Guru

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    Yeah i've got the exact same prob, just that mines a 256MB 8600m gt GDDR3 card. Clock rates can be adjusted but revert back to defualt when they are applied. Any help for me and somhavoc would be really appreciated.
     
  3. Thorne

    Thorne Notebook Evangelist

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    I think that the GPU Bios nowdays is locked so you can't OC your card.. That's why the clocks pop back down. I'm not absolutely shure though.