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noobtech said:Do you mean stock or OC?
pxc said:My XFX 7900GT Extreme 520/1500 version does 540/1750 stable so far. I hope I can get another 20-30MHz on the core.
Jason711 said:share!
mine is at 595/1600
whats a good way to test for artifacts in windows?
psychoace said:why not make a topic about all overclocks on the new products??? Not everyone bought a GT you know Even us poor folks with our 7600's need love. Either way my BFG is running at 615/795 stock is 560/750 if anyone can confirm that the new artic cooling accelero will fit on the 7600gt I might go that route and try to take both to the "next level"
Jason711 said:to put it simply, its a different core. most likely it will OC to different speeds. and thus, isnt that comparable.
GoldenTiger said:They aren't the same card or even the same model basically. Make one for them if you want, but they aren't directly comparable in overclocking to the 7900GTs.
That would be pretty messy.psychoace said:why not make a topic about all overclocks on the new products??? Not everyone bought a GT you know Even us poor folks with our 7600's need love.
pxc said:That would be pretty messy.
You could always clickand make a 7600GT overclocking thread.
RexPokinghorn said:One question: For SLI using coolbits, does the value alter BOTH cards?
RexPokinghorn said:One question: For SLI using coolbits, does the value alter BOTH cards?
Cool.Bona Fide said:SLI requires that both cards have the same clockspeeds. By that logic, I would say it's safe to assume that it overclocks both cards.
Bona Fide said:SLI requires that both cards have the same clockspeeds. By that logic, I would say it's safe to assume that it overclocks both cards.
So wait, coolbits only alters the clock frequencies for one video card?I(illa Bee said:Early SLI with the older driver would only run if you had 2 card same MFG, BIOS revision, and clock speeds...
The newer drivers allow SLI to be ran with difrent brands, diffrent BIOSs and diffrent clock speeds. So no SLI dose not require the same clock speeds, and no the drive dont chance the clocks to make them the same.