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Soltek GF4 Ti4200 128MB AGP 8X - Highest I can clock it?
Just done a total system upgrade in the last couple of weeks, new board,
processor, ram and now a newer gfx card. I've clocked my Nforce2 board up quite high now, along with my 2400+. Now I'm looking at the gfx card. Can anyone tell me whats the safest possible settings I can get out of my Soltek Ti4200? Got it running at 280/550 at the moment, (Default was 250/500). Very stable at this point. How high can I (safely) go with this card? Cheers Homer |
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evil Homer wrote:
Just done a total system upgrade in the last couple of weeks, new board, processor, ram and now a newer gfx card. I've clocked my Nforce2 board up quite high now, along with my 2400+. Now I'm looking at the gfx card. Can anyone tell me whats the safest possible settings I can get out of my Soltek Ti4200? Got it running at 280/550 at the moment, (Default was 250/500). Very stable at this point. How high can I (safely) go with this card? Cheers Homer The max here with same card (Leadtek) is 305/620, higher, then the trouble starts. Now it run's at 290/600 about 1/2 a year, without any probs. The Leadtek cards have a very good default cooling, don't know the Solteks. -- Groeten Jeroen! -Correct me, if I'm wrong- |
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On Sat, 27 Dec 2003 18:58:33 GMT, "evil Homer"
wrote: Just done a total system upgrade in the last couple of weeks, new board, processor, ram and now a newer gfx card. I've clocked my Nforce2 board up quite high now, along with my 2400+. Now I'm looking at the gfx card. Can anyone tell me whats the safest possible settings I can get out of my Soltek Ti4200? Got it running at 280/550 at the moment, (Default was 250/500). Very stable at this point. How high can I (safely) go with this card? Cheers Homer You should try to overclock (only if you have the nerve) until you start to get symptoms of bad behaviour... Go up in increments of 5 on each scale, from your present setting, and when you start to get ill behaviour, back off a few steps and call it quits there. I would guess that you should be able to get over 300/600 with that card BUT = Don't take my word. This is an exercise in "your" nerves, not mine... You should run a game that demands a lot from your system, to really test it out. Run it for about 5 minutes each time, while you pass judgement on your card at that speed... Be careful though. Symptoms could include.. White lines developing in your images - looking like a cracked mirror. Graphics tearing - Images look like they are comming apart at the seams.. Jumping - Images start to bounce around indicating instability. Lockups - Self explanatory.. Rebooting - You guess..!!! Funny smell - Overheating - The last warning before impending self-destruct. Any one of these (and/or more symptoms) and you should immediately back off a few increments as you have found your limit... |
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"Bruce Tyler" wrote in message You should try to overclock (only if you have the nerve) until you start to get symptoms of bad behaviour... Go up in increments of 5 on each scale, from your present setting, and when you start to get ill behaviour, back off a few steps and call it quits there. I would guess that you should be able to get over 300/600 with that card BUT = Don't take my word. This is an exercise in "your" nerves, not mine... You should run a game that demands a lot from your system, to really test it out. Run it for about 5 minutes each time, while you pass judgement on your card at that speed... Be careful though. Symptoms could include.. White lines developing in your images - looking like a cracked mirror. Graphics tearing - Images look like they are comming apart at the seams.. Jumping - Images start to bounce around indicating instability. Lockups - Self explanatory.. Rebooting - You guess..!!! Funny smell - Overheating - The last warning before impending self-destruct. Any one of these (and/or more symptoms) and you should immediately back off a few increments as you have found your limit... Well, I've managed to get to 285/585 before encountering problems, so I think this is the max this card is going to reach. Started to get tearing and artifacts across screen, and any higher than that caused a system lockup. |
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