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    I have the 9800 pro and i would like to know how to overclock it..im a newbie so give me a chance..thanks:mad:

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    • #3
      or better yet, go to rage3d.com

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        ok right on, i downloaded the rage3d and im not sure what to do with the clock speed and that. i read the help me thing and it said if i rasied it to much then i could seriously screw up your hardware so i dont know what settings to put it at..do i go up just a little bit by bit and wait until the game crashes or waht..thanks for the links by the way...

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        • #5
          Up it maybe 5mhz at a time and run some games. If you see artifacts or crashing back it down.

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          • #6
            ok right on man thanks...im guessing that is for the core clock and memory clock?

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            • #7
              Well I just overclocked my 9800 pro and got it to
              Core Clock: 465 MHz
              Memory Clock: 364.50 MHz

              Changed the cooling to a heatpipe too.
              Just a bit of heads up. Tells us what you get i to. :thumb:

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              • #8
                ahh see thats my prob i dont have a cooling system..im looking around for one, good but sorta cheap...im not gonna put it up to high just cause the fact i have no cooling.:mad:

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by DraGoN-BoY
                  Well I just overclocked my 9800 pro and got it to
                  Core Clock: 465 MHz
                  Memory Clock: 364.50 MHz

                  Changed the cooling to a heatpipe too.
                  Did you use the Zalman or the TT? I just got in copper RAMsinks for my 9800 Pro, but for now still have the stock Sapphire cooler. Any other cooler recommendations for this GPU? I don't mind the noise factor of an active fan.
                  :cheers:

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