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Name: mike
Date: February 12, 2003 at 14:20:43 Pacific
Subject: Coolbits problem help
OS: xp
CPU/Ram: 512
Comment:

I have a GF 4600 Ti card. I wanted to overclock it a little to run a bench just to see if I could get anything a little higher. I used to have a 4200 Ti. When I did the coolbits I went into clock frequencies and after the restart I saw no numbers. It was blank so I just upped it to 5 on each slider. Usually there was numbers in there like 250 etc and I would go to 255. Nothing was there this time. Not sure if it is the card or what. Same computer but a new card so can someone help me. When I set it to 5 each I hit accept and I got a black screen and had to hard reboot. Help! The card is an Asylum 4600


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Name: Jerry
Date: February 12, 2003 at 15:54:33 Pacific
Subject: Coolbits problem help
Reply: (edit)

Uninstall the NVida drivers for your card and reboot and install the most current NVida drivers. You will need to reboot again. Then install the Reg patch for Coolbits and reboot the computer. You should be fine to OC the card.

Good Luck


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