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ChemicalWarrior · 10-13-2006, 03:13 PM

I'll state once again that I doubt its the heatsink/heat causing the issues you're having. But anyway:

The two best tools to adjust the core clocks and memory clocks of your video card are Coolbits and Rivatuner. The registry change you said is probably Coolbits, because that's all it is, it just shows you the already built in OC tools of Nvidia's control panal.

Rivatuner is a heavy duty tool though, that allows everything from unlocking and locking pixel shaders and vertex shaders, to fan adjust (run it full all the time, etc) and OC'ing. I'd go with Coolbits first as Rivatuner is very intimidating for a first time user.

Also, DO not add exhaust fan to the window. That would kill yoru CPU airflow and your video card airflow. Window fans are always intake fans. The only exhausts are the back and one on the top of a case.

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ChemicalWarrior Moderator Addict Posts: 2,051 Shouts: 0 Join Date: Jun 2005 Age: 19 Thanks: 2 Thanked 18 Times in 15 Posts Add to xFire Friends List	I'll state once again that I doubt its the heatsink/heat causing the issues you're having. But anyway: The two best tools to adjust the core clocks and memory clocks of your video card are Coolbits and Rivatuner. The registry change you said is probably Coolbits, because that's all it is, it just shows you the already built in OC tools of Nvidia's control panal. Rivatuner is a heavy duty tool though, that allows everything from unlocking and locking pixel shaders and vertex shaders, to fan adjust (run it full all the time, etc) and OC'ing. I'd go with Coolbits first as Rivatuner is very intimidating for a first time user. Also, DO not add exhaust fan to the window. That would kill yoru CPU airflow and your video card airflow. Window fans are always intake fans. The only exhausts are the back and one on the top of a case. __________________ What could appear next?