Wherever you downloaded it to. It's a regsitry edit, so you just run it once and then it adds coolbits to your registry. Once you've added it, you right click your desktop and then go to nvidia display. On the sidebar you should see clock frequency settings. You should be able to get it from there.
1 - 12 of 12 Posts
Quote:
no, maybe that is why huh?
![]()
Originally Posted by Dopin_Nuts Did you restart? |
Quote:
Thanks man!! I appreciate that info!
![]()
Originally Posted by Nasgul I have that same issue with Coolbits as soon as I installed 83.40 drivers, so what I ended up doing was the fallowing: Start-->Run; Type: REGEDIT. Then the Registry Editor Window opens. Look for the "File" tab (click it), click on "Import", look where you have the Coolbit2.0 file saved, highlight it, then click OPEN, now the files are imported in the right place and you'll be able to start OCing the card. |
Quote:
I did these steps on my Vaio p4 2.4ghz PC with a GeForce FX 5200 and now my computer won't work after restarting. When I boot up it freezes and won't even let me ctl-alt-del. My only solution is to boot up in safe mode which is where I'm at now... How can I fix this or remove what I just did? I didn't even OC anything...
Originally Posted by Nasgul I have that same issue with Coolbits as soon as I installed 83.40 drivers, so what I ended up doing was the fallowing: Start-->Run; Type: REGEDIT. Then the Registry Editor Window opens. Look for the "File" tab (click it), click on "Import", look where you have the Coolbit2.0 file saved, highlight it, then click OPEN, now the files are imported in the right place and you'll be able to start OCing the card. |
2
Quote:
You will have to do a System Restore in order to undo the registry hack. The system restore is located on your start menu under All Programs(or Programs)->Accessories->System Tools. If that fails then you will either have to do a full reinstall or a repair install of Windows. This should be lesson on why inexperienced people should not mess around in the registry. It is a sure-fire way of destroying your windows installation.
![]()
Originally Posted by ST1NG3R I did these steps on my Vaio p4 2.4ghz PC with a GeForce FX 5200 and now my computer won't work after restarting. When I boot up it freezes and won't even let me ctl-alt-del. My only solution is to boot up in safe mode which is where I'm at now... How can I fix this or remove what I just did? I didn't even OC anything... |
You will have to do a System Restore in order to undo the registry hack. The system restore is located on your start menu under All Programs(or Programs)->Accessories->System Tools. If that fails then you will either have to do a full reinstall or a repair install of Windows. This should be lesson on why inexperienced people should not mess around in the registry. It is a sure-fire way of destroying your windows installation.
1 - 12 of 12 Posts
