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Tricky · 04-03-08

lol the X1900XT OC Isnt hard to beat. I'l prove it when I get back on my Server PC

DigitalBear · 04-16-08

Can someone else update this?

c00lkatz · 04-17-08

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Originally Posted by DigitalBear

Can someone else update this?

Yeah I posted my 8600GT overclock like a month ago and it still hasn't been updated. I beat the current "record" by a good margin, too. Current record = 870 core, 940 memory...I'm at 920 core, 940 memory.

megajesus · 04-18-08

^ Wow 920. How does it perform?

c00lkatz · 04-18-08

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Originally Posted by megajesus

^ Wow 920. How does it perform?

Very well for what it is. I get just over 8,000 in 3DMark06 (depending on which drivers I use) with my sig rig, and it runs very smoothly on all games except Crysis. Most games I can play at 1920x1080 with all settings on high and a little AA/AF and get 30-40 FPS. In Crysis, I play at 1280x720 with medium settings, a few high settings, and no AA/AF (of course) and get 45-50 FPS. But I got it cheap and the cooler was only $30, and this was quite a few months ago before the 9600GT appeared and 8800GT prices were lowered. I would have gone with one of those if I were to buy now. But it doesn't suck like most people think.

**Mootsfox** · 04-21-08

Updated.

I apologize for the delay in updates. I had the excel file ready to go and it corrupted in the transfer to 32bit Vista so I can convert it to .PNG, since the program doesn't run on 64bit OSes. I had to rebuild the chart and had some lovely midterms in the way. Anyways, the chart is up, and I will try to do weekly updates on Wednesdays.

If anyone has a good way to convert excel files to .png or .jpg, you would make updating the chart about 50 times faster and easier.

DigitalBear · 04-21-08

Tho's are picture files... so I would figure a screen capture and paste with a nice cut job... I want my results bold

lol

tehpwnerofn00bs · 04-21-08

I was thinking: Moots, would you be willing to put the stock clocks for each of those cards next to the OC'd clocks? I think it might be nice to have some comparison.

c00lkatz · 04-21-08

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Originally Posted by Mootsfox

Updated.

I apologize for the delay in updates. I had the excel file ready to go and it corrupted in the transfer to 32bit Vista so I can convert it to .PNG, since the program doesn't run on 64bit OSes. I had to rebuild the chart and had some lovely midterms in the way. Anyways, the chart is up, and I will try to do weekly updates on Wednesdays.

If anyone has a good way to convert excel files to .png or .jpg, you would make updating the chart about 50 times faster and easier.

Thanks!!! Now I feel special lol

**Mootsfox** · 04-23-08

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Originally Posted by DigitalBear

Tho's are picture files... so I would figure a screen capture and paste with a nice cut job... I want my results bold

lol

Yeah, that takes like 30 minutes to do cleanly. It's not as bad as it used to be since I got my 24", but I still don't want to do it that way

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Originally Posted by tehpwnerofn00bs

I was thinking: Moots, would you be willing to put the stock clocks for each of those cards next to the OC'd clocks? I think it might be nice to have some comparison.

In some of the older versions of the chart, I had a blank % area for the highest overclock. The biggest problem of this is that a) it would look better to have the reference data on a separate sheet in excel, but then none of the formulas would work. And b) who decides the reference clocks? ATI/Nvidia don't always release them, and the card makers themselves rarely run at them. Would I pick the clocks from ATI/Nvidia, or the GPU maker?

If you have some ideas for how to fix these problems, I'd love to hear them, because I want to put something like you said on there.

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