Elsa Geforce Gladiac 32meg agp

[Pardus]

I just got this card and installed the drivers, the screen flickers occassionally in 1024x768 with 32bit colors. They talk about a overclocking utility which I cannot find at all, anyone know where to get this. The cd only installs a driver, no tools or features to enhance the card.

My os is windows 2000

Anyone have a contact number in the usa to call them? I cannot find it on there web site or in any documentation.

 

[bighurtx82]

I switched over to the detonator drivers and have noticed a slightly increased speed in fps. I also will occasionally see some flickering in the screen while playing games and I haven't found a fix for it yet.

 

[TheCorm]

There is an overclocking program called powerstrip that has quite a few neat features, just do a web search for it.

Elsa drivers include an overclocking utility in display properties > settings > advanced, you need to go the settings tab around here that says something about direct 3d/open gl and there is a drop down tab that has overclocking options.

I have the Nvidia drivers installed due to some problems previously. I keep having problems running 1024 x 768 on my belinea monitor, it usually goes into standby, I am having to run at 1152x864, no probs now.

Elsa do have an email tech support here:
http://www.elsa.de/international/europe/service.htm

But they didn't bother answering my first two queries, it's only in a recent problem that I am having with my elsa modem, where I moaned at them more that I actually got a response.

Corm

 

[Ajay]

When I was running my Gladiac, these were the best drivers for it:

ftp://www.elsa.de/pub/FILES/GRAPHICS/NVIDIA/WINDOWS2000/W2K_634.ZIP

Hope this helps (hope the link works too).
For overclocking, get the coolbits registry file, that will allow you
to overclock using the standard diplay control panel (advanced properties).
With W2k you will want to get NVMax as well, set the refresh rates for OpenGL
games (otherwise you're stuck at 60Hz).

-AJ