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  • =98=
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    • Oct 2006
    • 10299

    #16
    Re: Love EVGA!!

    Is it just the core and memory frequencies that run at higher speeds in the 8800 Ultra, or are the stream processors overclocked as well?

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    • Stormy{CAN}
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      • Apr 2007
      • 958

      #17
      Re: Love EVGA!!

      This help,

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      • camper.
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        • Dec 2006
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        #18
        Re: Love EVGA!!

        Originally posted by alex98uk View Post
        Is it just the core and memory frequencies that run at higher speeds in the 8800 Ultra, or are the stream processors overclocked as well?
        Everything it seems.


        What's stopping people from OCing to ultra speeds anyway?

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        • System
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          • Jun 2006
          • 1091

          #19
          Re: Love EVGA!!

          Originally posted by camperstrike View Post
          Everything it seems.


          What's stopping people from OCing to ultra speeds anyway?
          Please show me exactly how with all the details because last time I tried I kept crashing after.

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          • solofowaffles
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            • May 2006
            • 4306

            #20
            Re: Love EVGA!!

            im sure with the gtx's running pretty hot its nearly impossible to overclock.the ultras alos feature larger fans for the extra heat and higher qulaity components im sure.

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            • camper.
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              • Dec 2006
              • 3459

              #21
              Re: Love EVGA!!

              Originally posted by System View Post
              Please show me exactly how with all the details because last time I tried I kept crashing after.
              Heh, I'm asking you :laugh:

              Can't you just jack the speeds up to it? My GTS is running nicely at 620/1460/2000. It can be pushed to 650/1500/2060 or so but I like my safety margin. At that point it's almost as fast (~2&#37 as a GTX without the memory advantage.

              Possibly a cooling issue?

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              That's something I just found by googling. Edit: Google lies.

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              • System
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                • Jun 2006
                • 1091

                #22
                Re: Love EVGA!!

                Originally posted by camperstrike View Post
                Heh, I'm asking you :laugh:

                Can't you just jack the speeds up to it? My GTS is running nicely at 620/1460/2000. It can be pushed to 650/1500/2060 or so but I like my safety margin. At that point it's almost as fast (~2%) as a GTX without the memory advantage.

                Possibly a cooling issue?

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                That's something I just found by googling. Edit: Google lies.

                You use rivatuner? I can only OC the core and memory but not the shader...

                Normal is 575/900. I've tried 615/1000.

                To ultra speeds I should be able to do 612/1080.

                So... Where do you OC the shader anyways?

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                • camper.
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                  • Dec 2006
                  • 3459

                  #23
                  Re: Love EVGA!!

                  Currently it does it automatically with the core clock. Use Rivatuner's hardware monitor to see the shader clock rates. You can do custom rates by BIOS flashing.

                  Google says it's the the same card with slight differences.

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