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Re:Howto tweak Fermi clock speeds using your NiBiTor software? - 2011/09/14 15:14 The bios worked fine...thanks for help...yes its a very good overclock on a non ti card...

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Re:Howto tweak Fermi clock speeds using your NiBiTor software? - 2011/09/14 22:07 is it some more mod i can do to my card do make it better...

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Re:Howto tweak Fermi clock speeds using your NiBiTor software? - 2011/09/14 22:18 Euh, I don't know what do you want to make better? Cause really your overclock is already very good, although you also bumped the voltage. Unless you have tried with even higher values? Though I would say that for a GeForce GTX 560 you should be very happy to hit over 1GHz on the core.

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Re:Howto tweak Fermi clock speeds using your NiBiTor software? - 2011/09/14 22:25 Aaah, then I have to say that I am finished with these overclocks. I am thinking of getting two GeForce GTX 580 cards, being those with 3GB memory. Is it some other card and is it any better or not really?

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Re:Howto tweak Fermi clock speeds using your NiBiTor software? - 2012/02/20 13:20 Hi, first of all sorry but my English is not my mother language. I have an ASUS Extreme GTS 450 DirectCu silent cooling edition which comes with 1GB of memory. I was trying to edit the BIOS of this card with NiBiTor 6.03 but that didn't work. Can you edit it for me please? I want to get 700/1400MHz as clock setting and 900mhz as memory, but no changes for voltage. I have tested it a long time with this settings on Afterburner. Best regards and thanks.

EDIT: same Problem with the new Nibitor 6.04

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