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    NEW UPDATE: Rivatuner 2.24b MSI Master Overclocking Area 2009 edition

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Sku11Drag0n, Aug 21, 2009.

  1. Sku11Drag0n

    Sku11Drag0n Notebook Geek

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    Hey,

    Im posting this here because some people only read this section of the forums and there were quite a few people here that had the problem of Rivatuner not finding their driver, like me.

    Here are the release notes:

    Version 2.24 MSI Master Overclocking Area 2009 edition:

    Minor bugfixes:

    None.

    What's new:

    Added ForceWare 190.xx drivers family support.
    Added databases for ForceWare 190.15, 190.38 and 190.56.
    Added unified Windows 7 / Vista ForceWare drivers versions (8.15.xx.xxxx) support.

    Link:
    http://downloads.guru3d.com/downloadget.php?id=163&file=7&evp=2d213e528fb556c354432a3976bff55a


    Just downloaded it and it found my driver; everything seems to work fine.

    EDIT: Hmmmmm.....the customize option is there, except for me atleast, it doesnt give me right OC clocks on 'performance 3d'. Everything else works though;I'm using it to monitor temps while in game. Use Ntools for now till Rivatuner gets another update.
     
    Sku11Drag0n, Aug 21, 2009
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  2. LaptopNut

    LaptopNut Notebook Virtuoso

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    I am using the previous version and monitoring temps in game works fine although I notice HWMonitor seems to be a few C less than what Rivatuner shows.
     
    LaptopNut, Aug 22, 2009
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