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Harudath
26 Nov 2007, 12:38pm
Hey guys,
If I overclock my graphics card by more than 10MHz or so then my games crash- any help? Its regular clock speed is 560Mhz.

CB
26 Nov 2007, 04:17pm
Does it stop crashing when you stop overclocking?

Harudath
26 Nov 2007, 04:27pm
Yes >.< But I want to be able to get more performance out of the card

Thrax
26 Nov 2007, 04:52pm
Hey guys,
If I overclock my graphics card by more than 10MHz or so then my games crash- any help? Its regular clock speed is 560Mhz.

So don't overclock it.

GHoosdum
26 Nov 2007, 05:05pm
Can you post exactly which card you have? Are you trying to OC the core or the memory, or both?

Harudath
26 Nov 2007, 05:06pm
nVidia 7600GT from Point of View
560MHz Core speed
700MHz RAM speed

I've been overclocking the Core, but if possible I'll do the RAM too :P

GHoosdum
26 Nov 2007, 05:07pm
Which manufacturer and model number? Last I checked, nVidia doesn't actually build any of their own video cards.

Harudath
26 Nov 2007, 05:16pm
nVidia 7600GT from Point of View
560MHz Core speed
700MHz RAM speed

I've been overclocking the Core, but if possible I'll do the RAM too :P
Not sure about the model number though, hold on

Harudath
26 Nov 2007, 05:21pm
I can't seem to find the model number anywhere- Where will I be able to find it? I have the original box

GHoosdum
26 Nov 2007, 05:23pm
Heh. Sorry about that. I didn't even recognize Point of View as a manufacturer. I thought that was a copy/paste off a website and that was extraneous text or an image link to it or something.

There might be a sticker on the card that says "P/N:" or something along those lines.

My guess is that you're experiencing a failure of the OC due to heat.

Harudath
26 Nov 2007, 05:26pm
I can't find it anywhere :S I'll be adding another 12cm fan soon which will be blowing directly onto the graphics card. When the PC crashes the screen freezes and I get some lines across the screen, I can still see the image that was last there before it froze but it looks like it's been dragged backwards through a bush