Ntune works, I can overclock that way; however, the coolbits file that you
pointed me to does not work. Has nvidia moved the overclocking
functionality to the ntune program?

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Anonymous wrote:
Just picked up an EVGA GeForce 7600 GT, uninstalled my old NVIDIA
drivers, went to NVIDIA.com and downloaded/installed the new driver.
When I go to the nvidia control panel and I go to the 3D settings, I do
not see an overclocking option as the help states that I should. Am I
doing something wrong, or is it simply that the EVGA card is crap and
doesn't support overclocking of the chip? Thanks!

You need to enable 'coolbits' a registry file you can download here, which
turns on many hidden but useful forceware features.

http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=815

In addition, you can install ntune, which is coolbits for your
motherboard, cpu and ram, it installs and runs inside the nvidia control
panel gui.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/sysutility.html

You can use coolbits in either the classic or new control panel.