- Oct 29, 2008
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Hey guys;
Currently I have my Asus 8800GT @ Core: 700mhz; Shader: 1705mhz; Mem: 1030mhz(2060mhz effective). You all know 8800gt stock speeds, and I cant say it's a bad OC at all. This brings my 3dmark 06 score up from 11k to 13k(almost 14k actually). That's breaking into 9800GTX+ territory right there.
This is as far as the card will go while being stable, apparently. At least @ stock voltages. I don't really know how to increase my GPU voltage, and I don't think I have the know-how to do it without breaking it
Is there an "easy" way to do it?
Apart from that, I would like to know something. Would increasing the PCI-e bus in the BIOS help with a higher OC?
I keep the PCI-e bus @ the normal 100mhz, but would pushing it to 105 or so help in any way?
Basic PC specs:
Asus P5Q Pro
E8400 @ stock (no need to OC yet)
ASUS 8800GT Glaciator
4GB RAM DDR2 800mhz - Transcend
Currently I have my Asus 8800GT @ Core: 700mhz; Shader: 1705mhz; Mem: 1030mhz(2060mhz effective). You all know 8800gt stock speeds, and I cant say it's a bad OC at all. This brings my 3dmark 06 score up from 11k to 13k(almost 14k actually). That's breaking into 9800GTX+ territory right there.
This is as far as the card will go while being stable, apparently. At least @ stock voltages. I don't really know how to increase my GPU voltage, and I don't think I have the know-how to do it without breaking it
Apart from that, I would like to know something. Would increasing the PCI-e bus in the BIOS help with a higher OC?
I keep the PCI-e bus @ the normal 100mhz, but would pushing it to 105 or so help in any way?
Basic PC specs:
Asus P5Q Pro
E8400 @ stock (no need to OC yet)
ASUS 8800GT Glaciator
4GB RAM DDR2 800mhz - Transcend