When you overclock your Pci-e clock to lets say 105 MHz, would you see any performance increase?.
I have a 8800 Gtx, so i reckon it likes the extra bit of bandwidth.
I don't want to fry my card, but i couldn't care less if the MB explodes.
The rest of that system is maxed out right now, but there's still that 1 option i didn't touch.
I do know the range for this thing is: 100/145 MHz, so there's some room to play with :p.
And its a PCI-e clock only, not PCI / PCI-e clock.
Should i give it a shot, and run some benchmarks right after that?, just to see if it actually did something.
Btw. this is still on my (old) 939 rig, with now a msi MB, as my asus board died on me 2 days ago, and the worst thing is i already sold the parts, so i bought a new MB, just to give it away
Greetz
I have a 8800 Gtx, so i reckon it likes the extra bit of bandwidth.
I don't want to fry my card, but i couldn't care less if the MB explodes.
The rest of that system is maxed out right now, but there's still that 1 option i didn't touch.
I do know the range for this thing is: 100/145 MHz, so there's some room to play with :p.
And its a PCI-e clock only, not PCI / PCI-e clock.
Should i give it a shot, and run some benchmarks right after that?, just to see if it actually did something.
Btw. this is still on my (old) 939 rig, with now a msi MB, as my asus board died on me 2 days ago, and the worst thing is i already sold the parts, so i bought a new MB, just to give it away
Greetz