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  • Nvidia System Utility

    NVoverclock is a realtime overclocking utility being developed by Nvidia for their Nforce2 chipset.
    No news on when it will be available, or how it will be distributed.

    Here's a pic

  • #2
    Yes but does it work:confused: anyone tried this ***** out. I mean i have tried two overclocking software programs and nither have worked. Well i managed to get 90mhz...any higher and it crashed. I even tried that fuzzy thing which is ment for my board and it wouldn't even do 90:o

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    • #3
      Ive used Easy Tune that came with my Gigabyte board, and I didnt mind it. I still do everything by the BIOS/Mobo though, it just seems easier since you have to restart in order for the changes to take effect with Easy Tune anyways.

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      • #4
        yeah i know so do i i was just woundering beacuase my friend doesn't like goin into the bios:laugh:

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        • #5
          funny thing, I have a gigabyte 7vrxp. Everytime I tried overclocking, I would up the voltage and the fsb. When I restarted, the voltage would stay as I set it but the fsb would go back to normal.

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          • #6
            I tried all the voltage ranges the board gave me, I think the highest was 1.8v? I forget. Before I dusted my computer out, it was 38C before and 43C at the highest voltage rating. After I dusted my computer it dropped to 31C so I can put the voltage as high as it will go with no problem. I don't understand why the fsb didn't stay changed. It also screwed up some of my pci devices until I put it back to normal.

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            • #7
              I use a gigabyte, i hate easy tune it sucks and its buggy. But to make it so it overclocks go into your bios (del) and go into voltages. There should be something like FSB overclock or something, click enable because it is set to disable (that is what makes it reset)

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              • #8
                Sorry for being stupid, but can someone explain to me the different between 1.100 V and 1.1000 V? :)

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                • #9
                  They are the same, I hope that isn't targeted to me...

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                  • #10
                    Don't take everything personally. I was just looking at the screen shot and noticed the CPU slider went from 1.100 to 1.1000

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                    • #11
                      heheh i JUST knowticed that sorryz...

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                      • #12
                        Good point beefy. Well obviously this must be a demo program why have a bar to alter nothing:confused:

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                        • #13
                          Probably just a little beta just to show that nVIDIA is actually doing something...might be a strong point

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                          • #14
                            That kind of program would be VERY nice (if it works!)! :drool: :) :)

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                            • #15
                              Gigabyte already has something like that, but this GUI is much nicer

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