Nvidia nTune

GMunroe998 · 11-November-07, 07:48 AM

Anyone know what I need to change to overclock my CPU using Nvidia nTune? Thank you for the help and i know this is a dumb question.

$SOLID$ Necro · 11-November-07, 10:44 AM

They have an "Auto" OC option for the new guys...

There is a user guide (PDF) at the bottom of this page:

NVIDIA nTune

To manually use it..would take a while to explain, but basicaly you will need to raise the CPU FSB.

To makee it stable and get a GOOD OC however...typically requires voltage adjustments, and ram timing,ratio adjustments to ge the max from it, you can get a mild OC by just raising the fsb a little bit.

I suggest (If you try it manually) setting the CPU voltage to 1.375-1.4v and the ram voltage to 2.0-2.1v and see how far you can get without messing with anything else.

Go up by 10MHZ increments until it's not stable..then back it down a notch or two till it is.

Use Orthos or OCCT to test stability..they can be found in my links collection at the bottom of my sig.

Slaymate · 11-November-07, 11:02 AM

Make sure you have all the latest drivers for your system. Any system instability will be
more pronounced when your oc gets close to it's maximum.

11-November-07, 07:48 AM		#1 (permalink)
GMunroe998 Apex Techie Lite	Nvidia nTune Anyone know what I need to change to overclock my CPU using Nvidia nTune? Thank you for the help and i know this is a dumb question.

11-November-07, 10:44 AM		#2 (permalink)
$SOLID$ Necro Mastah Overclocker	Re: Nvidia nTune They have an "Auto" OC option for the new guys... There is a user guide (PDF) at the bottom of this page: NVIDIA nTune To manually use it..would take a while to explain, but basicaly you will need to raise the CPU FSB. To makee it stable and get a GOOD OC however...typically requires voltage adjustments, and ram timing,ratio adjustments to ge the max from it, you can get a mild OC by just raising the fsb a little bit. I suggest (If you try it manually) setting the CPU voltage to 1.375-1.4v and the ram voltage to 2.0-2.1v and see how far you can get without messing with anything else. Go up by 10MHZ increments until it's not stable..then back it down a notch or two till it is. Use Orthos or OCCT to test stability..they can be found in my links collection at the bottom of my sig.

11-November-07, 11:02 AM		#3 (permalink)
Slaymate PCApex Reviewer From Hell	Re: Nvidia nTune Make sure you have all the latest drivers for your system. Any system instability will be more pronounced when your oc gets close to it's maximum.

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