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02-11-2003, 03:23 AM
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snowboarder
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AGP ??s
If my motherboard explicitly requires i use a 1.5V card, why does it give me the option of changing my voltage in .1V increments in BIOS?
if a card doesnt come with heatsinks on the ram, is it a godd idea to get some? *heh, i just found out that my card should be fitted with 4ns RAM, but its fitted with 3.6ns, yay 
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02-11-2003, 04:50 AM
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It gives you the option if you want to play around with overclocking the video card.
I don't see the need for ramsinks on a video card. |
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02-11-2003, 04:54 AM
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snowboarder
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i have OCd the card from 250/500(513 actually) to 275/550, which is up to Ti4400 speed.
which it is doing perfectly fine, run games for hours and everything, no artefacts or anything! so gladso does that mean i should up the voltage? and if so, by how much? Cheers |
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02-11-2003, 06:29 AM
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You shouldn't need to increase the AGP voltage to overclock a Ti4200. Push the speed up gradually until tearing, artifacts, or freezing occurs, and then back off by 10-15% just to be on the safe side.
If it runs fine, then you don't need extra cooling. |
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