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Licht · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by Unknownm

I'm not quite sure what you mean?

It might be a part of nTune, nTune itself isn't bad like everyone says only it's auto-tuner. Long as you don't auto-tune its a decent program.

**t4ct1c47** · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by Unknownm

i only have a flash drive. Will that do?

If you're able to boot from a USB drive then yes. You'll need to make the flash drive into a boot disc and make sure that it's formated as FAT as opposed to NTFS though.

Do try the other recomendaions first though as flashing is not the most convienient way. As you have to reflash the card with a BIOS that has lower clocks if your previous flash brings up artifects. At least doing it via software allows a user to change the clocks on the fly if they encounter glitches from clocking too high.

Unknownm · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by binormalkilla

Rivatuner and ATI TOol both work for me in Vista x64. You don't have to disable driver signing because they both have signed drivers.

I know you posted that but it doesn't help because I get the need signed Driver

MADMAX22 · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by t4ct1c47

If you're able to boot from a USB drive then yes. You'll need to make the flash drive ino a boot disc and make sure that it's formated as FAT as opposed to NTFS though.

Do try the other recomendaions first though as flashing is not the most convienient way. As you have to reflash the card with a BIOS that has lower clocks if your previous flash brings up artifects. At least doing it via software allows a user to change the clocks on the fly if they encounter glitches from clocking too high.

Also if you flash to high for it to work you could end up having to use another vid card, its not something to be playing with as your sole source of ocing your vid card. If you know what clocks you want it to run at then yeah its great. Not if you dont know what clocks you want it to run at.

Unknownm · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by LegendaryC

Reinstall ATI-Tool and when installing select the do not install driver option in the Windows pop-up.

i tired that it said the same thing, however if I click on install ATI TOOL works but no 3d Perf Clocks (well) you need this for 3d games

Unknownm · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by Licht

It might be a part of nTune, nTune itself isn't bad like everyone says only it's auto-tuner. Long as you don't auto-tune its a decent program.

oh well it doesn't even work. The temp program works but the ntune part doesn't even open -_-

**t4ct1c47** · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by MADMAX22

Also if you flash to high for it to work you could end up having to use another vid card, its not something to be playing with as your sole source of ocing your vid card. If you know what clocks you want it to run at then yeah its great. Not if you dont know what clocks you want it to run at.

Exactly. I have a seperate HDD with XP x64 installed that I use purely for benching and testing graphics card clocks before I flash. I also have an old S3 1MB PCI card just incase a flash goes wrong, up to now I've not had any problems though.

Unknownm · 02-02-08

well I know my clocks are stable @ 670mhz and 830 (x2) on memory

However I want to just use programs JUST in case. Look at the screenshots uptop to see my problems with the programs

Licht · 02-02-08

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Originally Posted by Unknownm

oh well it doesn't even work. The temp program works but the ntune part doesn't even open -_-

Doesn't matter. If i recall install it, then open the nVidia panel from the icon in your task bar. (Might have to agree to some agreement you find in help or something like that.) Then you can access the clocks in one of the panels in that application.

hout17 · 02-02-08

Uninstall your video card driver and reinstall this could help although I've never experienced this and I run vista home 64.

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