nVidia nTune 5.00.06.06
Posted by Rustee on 25 June 2006 - 20:23 · 9 comments & 5894 views
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#1 Posted by Unimatrix Xero on 25 Jun 2006 - 21:57
- never heard of this b4..
is it worth the download
EDIT: the download link is dead on the nvida website (10:59pm BST) -
#1.1 Posted by Howard on 25 Jun 2006 - 22:09
- The download link above should work fine. Let me know if you have any trouble with it
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#1.2 Posted by Unimatrix Xero on 26 Jun 2006 - 00:39
- Quote - Howard said @ #1.1The download link above should work fine. Let me know if you have any trouble with itworks fine now.. must have been a glitch
thankx
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#2 Posted by Croquant on 25 Jun 2006 - 22:12
- This, of course, means that ATI should be going final with Catalyst 06.6 any day now.
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#3 Posted by Trong on 26 Jun 2006 - 03:35
- If only I knew how to play around with voltage.
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#4 Posted by Glatz on 26 Jun 2006 - 03:45
- The download link off of their website is down.
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#4.1 Posted by mistical on 26 Jun 2006 - 07:51
- Quote - Glatz said @ #1The download link off of their website is down.
Here is another link that can be used to grab this that is currently working: http://download.nvidia.com/Windows/nForce/...ternational.exe
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#5 Posted by plasmo on 26 Jun 2006 - 10:23
- playing around with voltage / overclocking = voiding your warranty
and be careful as to what youre doing or else youll blow up your graphics
happened to a friend of a friend of mine
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#6 Posted by Xavien on 26 Jun 2006 - 15:40
- voiding warranty yes, but as long as you overclock via windows rather then BIOS, you can simply send the graphics card back saying it stopped working for some reason.
it may be wrong but virtually everyone does it
With NVIDIA nTune your system can automatically adjust to maximum performance settings for intense gaming or will detect that you’ve inserted a DVD and will set the system to quiet operation. This intelligent application offers the safest way to change bus speeds, memory timings, and even tweak voltages.
Changes are made easily within a simple-to-use Windows interface—so you no longer need to make changes to the BIOS or reboot your system.
Important Notice: nTune allows tweaking of several advanced options, such as voltage and clock speeds. Incorrectly altering these values can cause system instability or damage hardware. Use of this software is entirely at your own risk.