6800GT: 600mhz Core, 1.4Ghz Memory???

eVGA 6800GT

I ran the coolbits (the utility embedded in detonator drivers) autodetect
feature and it set my core to 600Mhz and Memory to 1.4Ghz.

I notched it down to Ultra Settings (400/1.1) to be safe.

is there a core temperature sensor?

"Hervey Cleckley" wrote in message
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eVGA 6800GT

I ran the coolbits (the utility embedded in detonator drivers) autodetect
feature and it set my core to 600Mhz and Memory to 1.4Ghz.

I notched it down to Ultra Settings (400/1.1) to be safe.

is there a core temperature sensor?

For any card have temperature sensor, it will indiated or display like any
other side tab. No need to hack registry to be show up like coolbit. In
another word, temperature tab will show-up automatically without hacking if
it have one on the card.

CapFusion,...

600/1400 = card will die very shortly, trust me. Dont do it!

"CapFusion" wrote in message
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"Hervey Cleckley" wrote in message
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eVGA 6800GT

I ran the coolbits (the utility embedded in detonator drivers)
autodetect
feature and it set my core to 600Mhz and Memory to 1.4Ghz.

I notched it down to Ultra Settings (400/1.1) to be safe.

is there a core temperature sensor?

For any card have temperature sensor, it will indiated or display like any
other side tab. No need to hack registry to be show up like coolbit. In
another word, temperature tab will show-up automatically without hacking
if
it have one on the card.

CapFusion,...

Bull. You'll get artifacts and lockups long before any damage sets in.
Overclocking on its own is not really that dangerous without voltage mods.

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"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."


"John" wrote in message
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600/1400 = card will die very shortly, trust me. Dont do it!

"CapFusion" wrote in message
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"Hervey Cleckley" wrote in message
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eVGA 6800GT

I ran the coolbits (the utility embedded in detonator drivers)
autodetect
feature and it set my core to 600Mhz and Memory to 1.4Ghz.

I notched it down to Ultra Settings (400/1.1) to be safe.

is there a core temperature sensor?

For any card have temperature sensor, it will indiated or display like
any
other side tab. No need to hack registry to be show up like coolbit. In
another word, temperature tab will show-up automatically without hacking
if
it have one on the card.

CapFusion,...

Really??

Friend of mine thought the same, set his card to stupid values almost
identical to these, played doom 3 for a few hours. Rebooted, vertical lines
in bios. Windows xp loading screen strange colours, desktop un readable.
Games out of the question.

Turned out, he fryed the memory. Now has a 6800 ultra as a doorstop. This
has also happened to a variety of people if u read various nvidia forums.

I use conservative oc on my asus 6800GE 430/1.2. I know it will go quite a
bit higher but I know at the speeds its set to it's unlikely to do any long
term damage.



"First of One" wrote in message
gers.com...
Bull. You'll get artifacts and lockups long before any damage sets in.
Overclocking on its own is not really that dangerous without voltage mods.

--
"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."


"John" wrote in message
...
600/1400 = card will die very shortly, trust me. Dont do it!

"CapFusion" wrote in message
...

"Hervey Cleckley" wrote in message
...
eVGA 6800GT

I ran the coolbits (the utility embedded in detonator drivers)
autodetect
feature and it set my core to 600Mhz and Memory to 1.4Ghz.

I notched it down to Ultra Settings (400/1.1) to be safe.

is there a core temperature sensor?

For any card have temperature sensor, it will indiated or display like
any
other side tab. No need to hack registry to be show up like coolbit.
In
another word, temperature tab will show-up automatically without
hacking
if
it have one on the card.

CapFusion,...