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    Safe to overclock with new ntune?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Hambone, Jul 28, 2007.

  1. Hambone

    Hambone Notebook Consultant

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    i heard that ntune messes up computers when overclocking CPU. is it safe to overclock graphics card with ntune?
     
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    I did it on my MacBook Pro. Had an issue (in Vista with 165.01 drivers, at least) with the overclock setting going back to defaults when I rebooted.
     
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    the new 162.18 drivers just came out. i think its pretty good.
    so if you over clock your CPU or GPU with ntunes, you will always need ntune to matain the overclock setting? what happens with you overclock with ntunes then you uninstall it.