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NeRve · Mon Sep 09, 2002 1:02 pm

my gainward ti4200 128mb golden sample came with it's own overclocking software. is that good, or should i get another third-party overclocking software? if so where should i get it?

pattouk2001 · Mon Sep 09, 2002 2:31 pm

Hi. I always use Nvidia's latest "official" reference board drivers, as many third party drivers can often lead into problems due to them adding on bit's of their own. Also, to OC my GF4 Ti4600, I've used a tweak tool called "Coolbits", it's basically a registry entry that requires you to restart your computer after enabling, and it inserts a OC tool which you will find in the graphics cards "Advanced Properties" in the "Settings" tab. This tweak tool is also updated when you install new Nvidia drivers.

NeRve · Mon Sep 09, 2002 4:15 pm

how do you use coolbits? i want to use it but i dont know what to do to get it.

Kuhtarl · Mon Sep 09, 2002 4:31 pm

ahh.. the Gainward TI4200 golden sample.... That's the one I got.
I love it.
mucho gusto!

NeRve · Mon Sep 09, 2002 5:09 pm

alright i found the coolbits registry file and uploaded on my P3 that has an Asus TNT2 on it..... Now the question is, how far should i put the slider to overclock the baby into o/c heaven? my current core clock speed is 142 mhz and my memory clock frequency is 166 mhz. how far can i overclock this asus tnt2 pro?

NeRve · Thu Sep 12, 2002 9:31 pm

also how high could i overclock my gainward ti4200 golden sample?

Alex · Fri Sep 20, 2002 12:06 am

NeRve wrote:
also how high could i overclock my gainward ti4200 golden sample?

Dont worry about how much the card can handle, as all cards vary a little bit. Worry more on the issues of overclocking to the maximum stable overclock. I have seen that card go knocking on the door of the TI4600 as a side note.

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