How to OC GPU?

Don't know. I'm not Gigabyte user. Sorry.


3D applications such Games need intensive computing from CPU and GPU while 2D applications such Word, spreadsheet doesn't need a full power/potential from GPU. To reduce power utilization and heat, GPU are programmed to work more slower (could be around half of its total potential) in 2D applications while work faster (full potential) in 3D applications. You'll see that 2D clock are set more small than 3D clock. Not only clock, voltage and fan rpm has different set in 2D and 3D.


OCing doesn't guarantee that you'll be able to play games which can't be played before OCing. It depends on Games requirements and your other peripherals such CPU.


Percentage of damaging ? Well, it depends on how you overclock it and how you take care of it. OCing could means reducing its lifespan. But you can try to make it longer by using better heatsink and try to keep its work temperature as low as possible.
Avoid warranty ? Errr...Yes, overclocking can avoid your warranty.

http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/436

Because he's a moron, and doesn't know the difference. He thinks the 9800pro, and 6600GT have the same cores.

Riva Tuner man. You'l be able to adjust fan settings.

Mpilch you are great at PSUs and I have alot of respect for you, but I do see you offering some.... shaky... advice sometimes on other subjects.

ATItool works fine with nVidia cards. I have used it on my 7900GT and my 8800GTX.

The reason people recommend it even for nVidia cards is its ability to scan for artefacts and find max GPU and VRAM clocks easily. Give a newbie slider bars only as in coolbits, nTune, and Rivatuner, and they crank them to the max then post questions asking what the green lines/yellow dots on the screen are.

Sorry, I came to this thread from another one where someone linked this one, and their post had a very different "tone" from yours, and I think I kinda transferred that to you  

My apologies!

thats one thing track needs to do.
ask more questions maybe he will learn something  

8)

Thank you so much to all of you that would kindly help me. I think the coolbit software sounds great. I like to try it.

Now I know a bit much of how to overclock GPU. Sorry for the delay reply 'cause there was an internet troubleshoot a few days back in Taiwan caused by earthquake so I cannot reply my thanks thru this forum.

Happy New Year 2007.

Finally got out of my monitor, did you mpilch? I guess you're in a more awkward position chained to that desk though...