Help ! Oveclocking MSI 7900GTO

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Ok i have a MSI 7900GTO which I'm trying to OC with Rivatuner. I am using Nvidia's 93.71 drivers.

I know what I'm doing with Rivatuner but for some reason i cant save my clocks. So therefore when I reboot computer it goes back to manufactures clock speeds.

The only other program i have to OC GPU is the Nvidia's program which when clock using that also does the same. I have have also uninstalled Rivatuner and just used Nvidia's program to OC and still it just goes to manufactures speeds.

Any help please on how i can keep my clock speeds on reboot ?

Reply to redmanc

I use Coolbits to overclock my 7900GTO, there's a button for loading clocks on startup.

what kind of clocks have you got so far? i've got my core up to 733MHz and memory to 1600MHz...

Reply to Oliver_FF

That another thing what drivers are you using ? i have 93.71.

I'm getting around 1450mhz and 710mhz. When i clocked at 1500/730 the picture would go all funny on screen after 10 mins , then i would close the window, then it would be fine again.

I have serious questions with regards 93.71 drivers.

Reply to redmanc

I'm using foreceware 91.47 with the coolbits registry hack.

your memory should go a lot higher than what your getting, don't expect to get much more than 710Mhz from your core

Reply to Oliver_FF

I've gone back to 91.47 and all is fine !!

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