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Overclocking the gtx 275 co-op

Feänor

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Hi everyone. I've managed to get the gt200b core to 700/1620 core/shader (i'm folding, so the memory is at 850, less heat and less power usage). But i can't find a way to increase voltages beyond 1.17v. Is there a way to do so, and if possible, without flashing anything. I've done it in the past, and it went well, but i'm more of a software mod than a hard modder. And second point, the G92 core, who's at 783/2000@1,200 v, maybe can be increased even more?

By the way, temps are not a problem, each core is at 70, so i think i can really go higher before anything bad can happen.

Please help me get those shader in the stratosphere!
 

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That's actually not at all bad on either. My G92b (GTS250) only gets to 1836 on the shaders, and my GT200B (GTX260) only does 1480 :ohwell:

I don't know of any ways, but good luck :)
 

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I know i've got two cherry cores, as i've not see anyone with 1620 on the shaders on a gtx275, and 2000 on a g92b is not bad either, but i usually oc till temps are a problem. I'm not used to reach the chip limits, and the folding junkie i am just wants more!
 

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Have you tried MSI Afterburner? That's what I use to over-volt my GTS450.

And what are your temps?
 

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As i'm typing, 69 on the gtx275 and 71 on the gts 250. Trying msi right now...
 

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So i cannot change any of my 5 gpu's voltage. Tried unlocking volatge control and monitoring, no go. is there a way to know if a card's voltage regulator can be accessed by software?
 

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I don't know, Afterburner is what I've had success with on my GTS450 :ohwell:

Maybe EVGA has a utility? IDK really :eek:
 

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EVGA Precision. Been using it since last year. Got to register to download, but an official version is always welcome. Looks like i'll have to leave them where they are.
 

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I know about EVGA Precision as well, I use it ;)

I thought that they might have some other tool just for the CO-OP since it's a special card ;)
 
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So i cannot change any of my 5 gpu's voltage. Tried unlocking volatge control and monitoring, no go. is there a way to know if a card's voltage regulator can be accessed by software?

had both the gtx275 co-op and the gtx 295 co-op ftw edition, both cards use the same pcb and as far as i can tell the only way to over volt them is to volt mod them. No software control was included. there might be a wayt o do it via a bios mod, but I'd imagine you'd have to be careful with 2 different, nonidentical cores
 
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