Overclocking Inno3d 8800 gtx (Overclocked version)
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Wouldn't bother overclocking it if you are finding that games are running great at the moment, which they should be on a 8800 GTX, as there wouldn't be a need to do so unless you just wanted some high scores in 3DMark06. Although just as a note, I tend to find the best tools for overclocking cards is either ATi Tool or Rivatuner. Also, ATI Tool was originally built for ATi cards, but you can use it just find for Nvidia cards.
macgamesrule
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I've heard GTX can get between 610 and 650MHz on the core, sometimes 2000 on the mem. Considering you're already up from 500 to 590 on the core, I'd say it's not worth voiding the warranty.
Okay well as any of use have been reading iv been O.C the card alot lately, just trying to find its full Potential, so anyways the Max i could go...atm was 660/1970 , stock settings are 590/1900.in my Last attempt to try and get abit more out of it, i notched it upto 670/1980 and with no luck on the first attempt it froze straight away,so i put the fan upto 100% from 50% using riva tuner 2.02 and it at least made it past the first test,only to freeze again during the 2nd test,am i doing something wrong here? or is 660/1970 the cards Final O.C specs,any ideas are welcome as im always looking to go that extra step to get more Juice out of it 
karl_eller
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I'm using RivaTuner 2.06 to OC my Inno3D 8800GTX (stock version, not Factory OC).
It's stable at
Core: 630 MHz
Shader: 1475MHz
Memory: 1045 MHz (2090MHz Effective).
You might find thta the core is holding you back, so if you unlinked Core and Shader clocks, you can push a bit more out of the Shader.
BTW, I just found out that some of the 8800GTX cards have issues when running memory at faster that 1000MHz. Should I think about dropping my memory clock back to 1000Mhz?
Eller
It's stable at
Core: 630 MHz
Shader: 1475MHz
Memory: 1045 MHz (2090MHz Effective).
You might find thta the core is holding you back, so if you unlinked Core and Shader clocks, you can push a bit more out of the Shader.
BTW, I just found out that some of the 8800GTX cards have issues when running memory at faster that 1000MHz. Should I think about dropping my memory clock back to 1000Mhz?
Eller
