Guest Luis Carlos Posted January 8, 2008 Report Share Posted January 8, 2008 Hi, i got an A8Js with an GeForce 7700 and i recently installed nTune and tried OC'ing my card by 50 mhz so clocks went up like this: Core - 450 > 500 Memory - 400 > 450 I really liked the results, i got a very good 5 FPS speed increase for most games, and that little boost is essential for games like SEGA Rally which ran at 25 FPS and now runs at 30 -35 FPS. My drivers are 169.28 with modded inf, and PowerMizer is working perfectly. My questions are : is it ok to overclock the card all that? what is the max safe temp? will the idle temp increase? will PowerMizer still work? Thanks very much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Morris Lee Posted January 8, 2008 Report Share Posted January 8, 2008 yeah, those overclocking seems alright, quite safe(I believe you can go higher) :) , and the top edge temperture I would suggest anything below 80-85c, if you are using ntune of anyothere software to overclock i will not guarantee PowerMizer to work. Since overclocking it is forcing it to go to that clock speed at all times unless to tune it back. I do my overclocking by changing the bios of the video card(not as safe to do) but this way, I don't have to set the clock speed everytime when I want to game. Bios includes profiles like 3D applications, 2D applications' clock speed, it is autoadjusted via bios. My Aspire 5920G settings: 8600m GT 256MB stock: 475mhz core, 950mhz shader, 400mhz memory OC'ed: 575mhx core, 1150mhz shader, 450mhz memory temperture: idle: 50~60ish gaming: 75~85ish Morris Lee morrismurphy@gmail.com (email me if you need to ask me questions directly) :) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Luis Carlos Posted January 8, 2008 Report Share Posted January 8, 2008 And if i try to flash the bios and for some reason it's invalid, or it fails to flash it, or whatever error happens, will i be able to reflash or it will be "bricked"? Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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