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Windows XP & Linux NVIDIA Display Drivers If you have a problem with the NVIDIA ForceWare Drivers on XP or Linux then this is the place to get help!

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Old Sep 16, 2004, 02:42 AM   #1
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Questions about safely OCing vid card via driver options

First, I am using the Omega version of the latest Nvidia drivers.One of the tabs in the options is one where clock frequencies can be altered.
Is this the Cool Bits to which people are referring?

Assuming that it is, has anyone had experiance using the "auto overclocking" function of the Nvida Drivers?
Is it safe? (I don't want to cook my brand spankin new vidcard )

Next, what is the temp at which I should become concerned? (There is a temp moniter in the driver options as well,
so I can check fairly easily).

Finally, aside from increased temp, are there any other adverse effects of overclocking a card? (I understand that overheating
can damage hardware. What I mean is can the hardware be damaged by the OCing itself, assuming that the temp stays low?)

Many thanks.
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