heey jongens .. ik heb ffe gezocht op google of mijn Mobo te overklokken was, nou blijkbaar niej, maar ik las wel dat mijn Riva TNT kaart te overklokken was op mijn Mobo
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If you have read that far, you are very unlikely to be an overclocker. Overclockers are notfond of Intel mainboards, they are even allergic to them! And that is quite understandable: youcan't overclock the processor on SR440BX mainboard. The FSB frequency is set automatically eitherto 66 or to 100MHz. No other options. That's why if you have just become a happy owner of SR440BX,forget about overclocking.
Oh, wait! We have absolutely left out another beautiful component just perfect foroverclocking - the graphics accelerator. Strange as it might seem, but Riva TNT on SR440BXis overclockable. The default working frequencies are non-standard 85/100MHz, i.e. the chipand the memory are slightly slowed down. Well, it turns out already the second case with RivaTNT integrated mainboards, so, we suppose that this retardation is caused by some forcible reasons.For example, it may be the result of other system components overheating.
However, the on-board TNT can be overclocked up to 110MHz core and 125MHz memory frequency,which is actually very similar to the results shown by most ordinary graphics cards based on thischip.
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iemand een ideetje hoe ik die Corespeed en memory freqency kan veranderen van die kaart?
Super Bedankt ,
Roel
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If you have read that far, you are very unlikely to be an overclocker. Overclockers are notfond of Intel mainboards, they are even allergic to them! And that is quite understandable: youcan't overclock the processor on SR440BX mainboard. The FSB frequency is set automatically eitherto 66 or to 100MHz. No other options. That's why if you have just become a happy owner of SR440BX,forget about overclocking.
Oh, wait! We have absolutely left out another beautiful component just perfect foroverclocking - the graphics accelerator. Strange as it might seem, but Riva TNT on SR440BXis overclockable. The default working frequencies are non-standard 85/100MHz, i.e. the chipand the memory are slightly slowed down. Well, it turns out already the second case with RivaTNT integrated mainboards, so, we suppose that this retardation is caused by some forcible reasons.For example, it may be the result of other system components overheating.
However, the on-board TNT can be overclocked up to 110MHz core and 125MHz memory frequency,which is actually very similar to the results shown by most ordinary graphics cards based on thischip.
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iemand een ideetje hoe ik die Corespeed en memory freqency kan veranderen van die kaart?
Super Bedankt ,
Roel
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