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Spyda · 03-30-2003, 04:27 AM

the retail cards usually have the higher quality RAM, better for overclocking, and if you get a Ti4*00, they are easily overclockable to the next speed up Ti card, even to outpace them.

CPU overclcoking is done in BIOS on new motherboards, by adjusting the FSB
Graphics card overclocking needs software, either a program or the coolbits registry mod for Nvidia cards, the coolbits makes it easy to overclock using the driver properties panel

03-30-2003, 04:27 AM	#27
Spyda snowboarder Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: UK Posts: 2,462	the retail cards usually have the higher quality RAM, better for overclocking, and if you get a Ti4*00, they are easily overclockable to the next speed up Ti card, even to outpace them. CPU overclcoking is done in BIOS on new motherboards, by adjusting the FSB Graphics card overclocking needs software, either a program or the coolbits registry mod for Nvidia cards, the coolbits makes it easy to overclock using the driver properties panel __________________ Antec Sonata - Abit IS7-E - P4 2.4/800 @ 3.0 - 1GB OCZ Gold DDR500 - FX5950 Ultra 256MB - Audigy 2 - WD JB 80GB - XP Pro