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Oclocking using nvidia ntune!Please Help!

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gannu_rox Original post #1
Jun 30, 2006 at 6:42 PM
Hi guys,

I downloaded the ntune utility for nvidia cards.
How abt the auto-tune feature? Is it safe and efficient?
Any ntune user, pls help.

Thanx
shovik
shovik #2
Jun 30, 2006 at 7:13 PM
Everything in relation to OC is safe until and and unless limitation are maintained. Assuming that you have downloaded NVIDIA nTune Version: 5.00.06.06, which is the latest, I am giving out a .pdf file which would help you get better accustomed with its use.

here is the link download the pdf for instructions:
*rapidshare.de/files/24559400/NVnTune50_UGv11.pdf.html

Regards,
Shovik.
deathvirus_me
Jun 30, 2006 at 8:55 PM
Dude .. any oc'ing with automation is not recommended .. constant fluctuation results in quite a voltage variation , and if the PSU is not able to balance the load properly then u'll properly end up with a dead card ... set the clocks urself ... much more safe and stable ...
Rollercoaster
Jun 30, 2006 at 9:06 PM
it is no use to OC with ntune. even if it succeds it will noware near the cieling that u can achieve with manual OCing
deathvirus_me
Jun 30, 2006 at 9:24 PM
Oc'ing with Ntune is ekdam similar to what u do with Coolbits ... .. just a diff. interface ...

And about reaching sky high speeds .. u'll need rivatuner , to disable internal clock test i.e.
mario_pant
Jul 1, 2006 at 12:52 AM
deathvirus_me said:
Oc'ing with Ntune is ekdam similar to what u do with Coolbits ... .. just a diff. interface ...

And about reaching sky high speeds .. u'll need rivatuner , to disable internal clock test i.e.
can u plz elabor8 on that?