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mrweasel
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 Posted: Wed, 28 Dec 2005 14:45:52 Post Subject: |
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or you could just run everything at stock speeds (god forbid!  ) and see if the problem persists
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Little Bruin
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| Posted: Wed, 28 Dec 2005 14:59:58 Post Subject: |
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| mrweasel wrote: | | or you could just run everything at stock speeds (god forbid! ) and see if the problem persists |
Life would be so slow and boring. 
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edvallie
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Dfran
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| Posted: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 10:33:36 Post Subject: |
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| evilburl wrote: | | Using coolbits (www.guru3d.com) to unlock the clock frequency settings in the nvidia control panel set the 2D clock to be the same as the 3D clock speed. set your 2D clock to 420 and your 3D clock to 420 and your problems might go away! (crosses fingers) |
The way its set now is that 2D is stock and 3D is at 425. I thought I was supposed to leave 2D alone. No? |
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