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With the latest Precision you can turn K Boost on or off at will without having to reboot, so that's really not a problem anymore. I prefer to have it on tbh

I'm guessing some of you don't actually know how the 600 series cards work when overclocking is concerned. With the 600 series just because you overclock it doesn't mean those clocks are the ones you'll be using while gaming. The clocks you get depend on Load and the Power Target being used...

I have the eVGA 460 SE 1GB and i love it. This is how far ive been able to overclock it - http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/9fy3k/ Idle - 26C Max Temp Ever 60c Max Temp while playing BFBC2 Full settings @ 1920x1080 Multiplayer round 55c with an ambient room temp of 69F. Pretty damn good...

well not this one with normal means apparently unless im doin something wrong..

Well i wouldnt have a problem doing it if i didnt have to mess with the voltages, which is why i prefer the software way of overclocking. But i believe i busted my previous MB's memory controller trying to OC. POST wouldnt get passed the memory check no matter what RAM i tried with, thus why...

Well its kind of a pain to OC when you have to use FSB and not the multiplier itself.. i can only do a max of about 2.6GHZ or a lil under, about 345x7.5, anything higher and the system becomes unstable and freezes.. i read of a pretty good OC on it but i dont know if i want to try again...

K well here you go then.

32M - 15.382 Sec (2500 MHz Yorkfield) Q8300 2.5GHZ Sorry didnt feel like goin thru the screen shot crap.

As i said, W1z needs the information from older generations from the people that made them, nvidia and ATI which can be found mostly anywhere or already have the information within the drivers as you said are common place, older brands arent that easy to come by. Well either way, if W1z...

i may be mistaken but W1z only adds information to GPU-Z that he has access to, maybe he doesnt have access to the information required for GPU-Z to recognize certain cards. And W1z basically said that here: not supported, no plans to support unless neomagic wants to help with info Meaning...

Eh... Shouldnt the GPU's that are actually supported be limited? Say like, nVidia 6 or 7 series and up, and whatever the same thing for ATI would be. Thats probably how it is anyway but just sayin.. Not to mention if its seriously that old and weak of a card theres really no reason to add...

Also Keep in mind that GTA4 is badly coded and as such can have problems with even a good graphics card. You really should have done your homework before you got GTA4 for use on a laptop. Laptops are generally bad for gaming unless specifically built for it, i.e An Alienware Laptop or a...

Only thing i can think of is as thats an old video card it either doesnt have the capability to show that information, or GPU-Z only provides that information for decently aged cards, 8 series and up perhaps. In any case, with how old and weak that card is that information isnt really important

It does it for me as well for 0.3.8 9800GTX+ 195.62 drivers. didnt do it with 3.6 or 3.7 whichever version i had before 0.3.8. Clocks revert to power save mode after GPU-Z is closed, Raises as soon as its running. Tested using the disabled compute build and the clocks still raise.

well its only the front fan that has the red LED's well any LEDs period. and as i said it really isnt all that bright, fan filters help with that also. but as i said though i highly recommend the 120mm Aerocool Xtreme Turbine fans, atleast for the 2 rear exhaust fans. 1 fan is good, 2 turbines...