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Overclocking visiontek ti200

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BadNewsBears

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Using the Riva tuner says its satble at 219.9/501.1 Any way to see if these setting are correct. ANy tips?? ANythign of the sort?
 
Originally posted by: Munchies
Using the Riva tuner says its satble at 219.9/501.1 Any way to see if these setting are correct. ANy tips?? ANythign of the sort?
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Ah... the fun part.

Just play your favorite game for some time (Couple hours is a good stress test), and if it doesn't crash, its stable!

And it gets better.... that means you can perhaps, OC it even higher!

Repeat as neccessary!

GL with your overclock!
 
Originally posted by: Munchies
SOmetimes i get these dots that look like snow now?
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Those are artifacts, caused by overheating. Just lower the clock speed in 5 mhz increciments, until they go away, then lower it 5mhz more (to be safe), and you pretty much reached the max of your videocard.

How fast did you manage to get it?
 
Originally posted by: Actaeon
How fast did you get it?
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It says right in his first post: 219.9/501.1.

Munchies - that snow means you really aren't "stable" (well, I guess it's not crashing, but it's not truly capable of running at that speed, error free). Lower your o/c.

I have an MSI GF3 Ti200 that goes to 225/520 stably and another one (different brand) that goes to only 220/460 before errors. Your results may vary...
 
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