Hi

I have a Asus V3800 Ultra with a nVidia chipset that i'm over clocking. i want to make sure i don't fry it, so are there any programs that i can use to do that? i'm using a program called TNTCLK (tnt clocker) are there better ones that i could use and settings that i could use to maximize the card performance? thanx
i'm a newbie with overclocking so tips are good..thanx in advance

--PZB

I have a Creative Blaster TNT2 Ultra and after trying all of the tweaker programs have ended up using TNTCLK too. It's small, does it's job well, and couldn't be any easier. Powerstrip will give you more overall info but won't monitor the temp of the card. With TNTCLK my card runs stable at 175/220 on the standard heatsink/fan combo. The latest 28.32 drivers work well. Asus makes a cool gizmo called the ipanel. It's a data display panel that fits into the front of your case and comes with 3 (or 4) temperature probes that you could mount where you like. It also can tell you how fast fans are spinning and will sound a alarm if it detects under rpm or overheating conditions. I see them on Ebay all the time.

Whole different question.
Just "inherited" an Asus V3800 Ultra .. where do I go to get the VERY latest drivers? And what version would that be?

i sucssed with instaling asus v3800 riva tnt2 card but after 6 days my OS fall down so i had to reinstall it and use the windows NVidia drivers without OpenGl for Games.Can someone thell me what to do!