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Overclocking Geforce FX 5500

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Name: carlozulueta
Date: August 14, 2005 at 06:57:26 Pacific
OS: Win XP SP1 Pro
CPU/Ram: Celeron D 2.4 512 Pc2700
Comment:

Ok guyz,

I know my v-card is not that great(Inno3D Tornado Geforce FX 5500 256mb/128bit AGP4x/8x..currently running at 8x) running at core 270mhz and memory 400mhz.
Inspite of that, i want to overclock it to the maximum but in stable condition. it has a stock heatsink with fan. but if i get all the answers here il shift to a branded HSF.

1.) first thing..how much mhz will i add up to my core?(270mhz)
2.)second, how much mhz will i add up to my memory frequency?(400)
3.)I currently using a forceware 77.72 driver
4.)What overclocking tool will i use?


Thanks!

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Celeron D 2.40 Ghz
DDR333 512mb ram
40GB HDD Western Digital Geforce FX 256MB/128bit



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Name: indigian
Date: August 14, 2005 at 07:47:36 Pacific
Reply:

Use coolbits to oc.
frequency's?you will have to find out what your card will do.


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Response Number 2
Name: Fel
Date: August 14, 2005 at 07:47:57 Pacific
Reply:

it can't be said, it depends on how stable your PSU, and other stuff.
maybe 330-350 Mhz good for core.
for your memory speed, check your GFX memory latency. if you can reach 300 mhz, that's good.
update to the latest driver.
use rivaTuner.
if i recall, FX 5500 doesn't make too much heat, so stock HSF is enough.


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Response Number 3
Name: carlozulueta
Date: August 14, 2005 at 08:34:48 Pacific
Reply:

how can i check my GFX memeory latency?

AsRock P4I45Gv Intel Chipsets
Celeron D 2.40 Ghz
DDR333 512mb ram
40GB HDD Western Digital Geforce FX 256MB/128bit


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Response Number 4
Name: gamerman4
Date: August 14, 2005 at 10:19:02 Pacific
Reply:

If you use coolbits, don't use the "detect optimal settings" and do NOT enable "apply these settings at startup" until you use those clock settings for a while (a week or 2) without any crashes and also use some graphics card benchmarks to test stability. Only after you know it is 100% stable should you enable "apply settings on startup". For safety reasons, I only enable my OC settings before I play a game. This is usually safest.

Also, RivaTuner is a good program for overclocking and it has a good number of other options to see a lot of your specs of your card.

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