Turning off nVidia's AutoBreak overclocking mechanism

zebraC · 11-13-04, 09:27 PM

Hi,

Thought this was the most appropriate forum section for it, given its all about marking and OC'ing.

Have an FX5900XT currently running @ 480/781. It runs perfectly stable at these speeds. 0 artifacing, no strange tex. tearing. Perfect.

I want to be able (using coolbits/rivatuner) push beyond this point without the obligatory whinge telling me "it was not stable at these speeds" warnings. I am confident the card can go much further.

Can anyone help me out here? Is it a registry based hack that needs applying? Or is it more a low level issue, in which case, BIOS flash.

Thanks.

zebraC · 11-24-04, 02:20 AM

70 views and not a single reply.....anybody? =(

Diamond_G · 11-24-04, 03:14 AM

there is an option in rivatuner to not do the test. look under the power users settings.

11-13-04, 09:27 PM	#1
zebraC Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 9	Turning off nVidia's AutoBreak overclocking mechanism Hi, Thought this was the most appropriate forum section for it, given its all about marking and OC'ing. Have an FX5900XT currently running @ 480/781. It runs perfectly stable at these speeds. 0 artifacing, no strange tex. tearing. Perfect. I want to be able (using coolbits/rivatuner) push beyond this point without the obligatory whinge telling me "it was not stable at these speeds" warnings. I am confident the card can go much further. Can anyone help me out here? Is it a registry based hack that needs applying? Or is it more a low level issue, in which case, BIOS flash. Thanks.

11-24-04, 02:20 AM	#2
zebraC Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 9	Re: Turning off nVidia's AutoBreak overclocking mechanism 70 views and not a single reply.....anybody? =(

11-24-04, 03:14 AM	#3
Diamond_G Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Hi Posts: 239	Re: Turning off nVidia's AutoBreak overclocking mechanism there is an option in rivatuner to not do the test. look under the power users settings. __________________ Athlon X2 3800+ 1 Gig ddr400 ram 300+ Gig storage across multiple drives PNY Geforce 6800 (o/c 399/829)