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OverCloaking Utility

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exoid

Junior Member
Hello,

I want to overcloak my ATI Radeon 9800TX and possibly my 1.5Ghz P4 processor so i can get a little more performance out of it.

Any tools you recomend to use?

Quite new to all this.

Thanks.
 
i dont remember exactly what it is but ATi has an OC tool that you can use to OC manualy or it can "auto" OC for you. if i remember it ill post it on here.

 
you aren't going to want to overclock your cpu in windows. i strongly advise that you use the bios for that. but for the video card use Rage3D Tweak.
 
Originally posted by: globalcitizen
Lol you guys with your Star Trek. Give the guy a break 😛

OP, I suggest Clockgen for your CPU overclocking.
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Ummm he wants to OC the Vid Card not the CPU which most Mobo have the PCI/AGP locked :roll:

 
Originally posted by: LED
Originally posted by: globalcitizen
Lol you guys with your Star Trek. Give the guy a break 😛

OP, I suggest Clockgen for your CPU overclocking.
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Ummm he wants to OC the Vid Card not the CPU which most Mobo have the PCI/AGP locked :roll:
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Read the post.

"I want to overcloak my ATI Radeon 9800TX and possibly my 1.5Ghz P4 processor"
 
LOL, i read this while i had a had i was instructing and burst out laughing so hard i scared a few of them into crying.


rofl
 
Originally posted by: jpbelauskas
LOL, i read this while i had a had i was instructing and burst out laughing so hard i scared a few of them into crying.


rofl
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That's more confusing than the OP!
rofl
 
I'm no Major in English but want and possibly mean 2 different things but damn your good for 30% 😉
 
The problem with overcloaking is that while it does improve the efficacy of the cloaking field somewhat, it places added strain on the cloaking device (which is very expensive just by itself), increasing the likelihood of burnout and full cloaking field failure during a critical situation.
 
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