In article <[email hidden]>,
Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote:
> I tried one of the V3 overclockers, but it reports I'm running at
> 143mhz. I thought the default for a V3 3000 was 166. when I put it[snip]
You're correct - there's a few versions of the V3 drivers that have
bugged routines for disabling the O/Cing - all V3's get set to 143. If
you've got a fan on your V3 heatsink, and its got good memory you can
probably crank it up to ~180. My old V3-2000 won't go above 172
reliably (using Unreal as the test bed as it shows visual artifacts
first for me - really exercises the card apparently).
HTH!
Kendt
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Before you buy.
143 is the v3-2000 clock speed. v3-3000 clock speed is 166. Sounds
like you have a 2000.
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Before you buy.
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> In article <[email hidden]>, > Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote: > > I tried one of the V3 overclockers, but it reports I'm running at > > 143mhz. I thought the default for a V3 3000 was 166. when I put it > [snip] > > You're correct - there's a few versions of the V3 drivers that have > bugged routines for disabling the O/Cing - all V3's get set to 143.Quoted text (11 lines)
> you've got a fan on your V3 heatsink, and its got good memory you can > probably crank it up to ~180. My old V3-2000 won't go above 172 > reliably (using Unreal as the test bed as it shows visual artifacts > first for me - really exercises the card apparently). > > HTH! > Kendt > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy. > I tried one of the V3 overclockers, but it reports I'm running at
143mhz. I thought the default for a V3 3000 was 166. when I put it up
to there, then I get a box saying I'm exceeding the recomended
frequency. It runs ok....I have an OEM version of the V3 3000.
What Should the clock speeds be for the V3 2k, 3k, and 3.5k?
dave henrie
Which utility did you use?
Default on the 3000 is definitely 166 mhz. After overclocking and rebooting,
you'll get that warning message, just click cancel and you won't get it
anymore.
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"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I tried one of the V3 overclockers, but it reports I'm running at
> 143mhz. I thought the default for a V3 3000 was 166. when I put it up
> to there, then I get a box saying I'm exceeding the recomended
> frequency. It runs ok....I have an OEM version of the V3 3000.
> What Should the clock speeds be for the V3 2k, 3k, and 3.5k?
> dave henrie
