list your 6600GT OCs and 3dMark05 Scores


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ok, well, we are not lookin at 6800gts but 6600gts.

anyone have benchmarks on dual 6600gts?

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arnt 2 6600gt's about the same as a 6800 somethin. so woudnt 2 6600 be more expensive...or you can always use google :pinch:

edit: just found this not benchmarks but its fps so close enough :p

http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion/index.php?t1811.html

edit again: ok with a quick look i found this

3DMark2001SE 10X7 0x0x = 19833

3DMark2005 10X7 0x0x = 5277(!)

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My score...irrelevant I know since it's not a 6600GT and also not 3DMark05, but just wanted to share.

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My, what a large epenis you have.

Edit: Im new to the nVidia scene. I just got a PCIE 6600gt what are you guys using to OC and what is a safe OC starting point. (stock cooling everything). Also what are the stock clocks.

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I use SLI'ed 6600GT's, it was cheaper than a 6800 GT overall, so I thought why not.

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=612567

5579 Score on 3DMark 2005

Both OC'ed to 422/1000 1.05

At no overclock I get 5275. I am going to try to boost the speed a little more.

To insurektion: I am pretty sure a 6600 GT starts at a 300/1000 speed and 1ghz. I use stock cooling and run intensive games at 58-75 Degrees Celcius. Just experiment, you will start knowing you went too high when you start seeing Artifacts.

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I use SLI'ed 6600GT's, it was cheaper than a 6800 GT overall, so I thought why not.

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=612567

5579 Score on 3DMark 2005

Both OC'ed to 422/1000 1.05

At no overclock I get 5275. I am going to try to boost the speed a little more.

To insurektion: I am pretty sure a 6600 GT starts at a 300/1000 speed and 1ghz. I use stock cooling and run intensive games at 58-75 Degrees Celcius. Just experiment, you will start knowing you went too high when you start seeing Artifacts.

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thx :)

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It's not a 6800GT, its softmodded with rivatuner so that windows thinks it is (purely cosmetic change), 4500 on a nu is pretty damn good if you ask me.

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WTF? you cant softmod a 6600gt to a 6800gt. it physically doesnt have 12 pipelines.

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I use SLI'ed 6600GT's, it was cheaper than a 6800 GT overall, so I thought why not.

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=612567

5579 Score on 3DMark 2005

Both OC'ed to 422/1000 1.05

At no overclock I get 5275. I am going to try to boost the speed a little more.

To insurektion: I am pretty sure a 6600 GT starts at a 300/1000 speed and 1ghz. I use stock cooling and run intensive games at 58-75 Degrees Celcius. Just experiment, you will start knowing you went too high when you start seeing Artifacts.

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no. its 500/1000.

google coolbits to see how to OC it.

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WTF? you cant softmod a 6600gt to a 6800gt. it physically doesnt have 12 pipelines.

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(PSST) Purely Cosmetic Change, lol. You can, he did. :D

Sorry for the overclock mistake, 510 for 3d OC'ed for me & 422 for 2d.

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whats u r system specs?

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P4 3.2Ghz (stock speed)

1Gb PC3200 RAM

Maxtor 200GB SATA

blah blah blah... ;)

2 x ASUS Extreme N6600GT running in sli @ stock (500MHz/1.00GHz)

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i hate you :laugh:

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(PSST) Purely Cosmetic Change, lol. You can, he did.  :D

Sorry for the overclock mistake, 510 for 3d OC'ed for me & 422 for 2d.

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It's a 6800 nu softmodded to a 6800gt. all vertex shaders and pipelines unlocked and working.

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3991 @ 567/1.16 ;) ...I want to hit 4,000+ :yes: ...stock cooling

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have you tried upping the core to 570? that should put it over. or OC that cpu to 3.3ghz. nothing major, but will give you a good "bragging rights" boost.

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have you tried upping the core to 570? that should put it over. or OC that cpu to 3.3ghz. nothing major, but will give you a good "bragging rights" boost.

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I will try that when I get home from work ;) :yes:

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