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    another gefirce go 6800 question

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by GRC, Dec 7, 2005.

  1. GRC

    GRC Notebook Enthusiast

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    anyone with the card specified please tell me yur coreclock and memory clock speed thanks!
    p.s. i think dell underclocked mine odd but yeah....
     
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    please also tell me if u have custom drivers or anything like that! thanks
     
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    i have the geforce 6800.

    i have a question: why do you say that you feel dell had underclocked your graphics?
     
    azntiger1000, Dec 8, 2005
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    ccbr01 Matlab powerhouse! NBR Reviewer

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    because dell wants you to purchase the xps m170 or back then the gen 2(faster clockspeed). you have to actually go and download real nvidia drivers to see the full performance of the 6800

    Edit:I dont think that Dell underclocked the 6800 Ultra because of what I said earlier, but if you want to make a move to non-Dell drivers. I use the nvidia drivers off www.tweaksrus.com I hope this helps

    Edit:For notebooks, overclocking will only make your benchmarks increase; however, during playing, your card might become unstable. I would say keep your stock settings and get new drivers.
     
    ccbr01, Dec 8, 2005
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