EVGA Updates Precision Overclocking Tool, Adds Multi-GPU Support (1.5.1).

EVGA, once again, sets itself apart from the rest with the EVGA Exclusive Precision Overclocking Utility. This program allows you to fine tune your EVGA graphics card for the maximum performance possible, with Core/Shader/Memory clock tuning, real time monitoring support including in-game, Logitech Keyboard LCD Display support, and compatibility with almost all EVGA graphics cards.

Features:

* Independent or Synchronous control for fan and clock settings in a multi-GPU system
* Allows up to 10 profiles, and ability to assign hotkeys to these profiles to allow in-game
* Ability to view temperatures in the system tray
* Core/Shader Clock Link/Unlink capability
* Fan Speed manual or auto adjustment
* Real-Time on-screen display support for ingame temp, framerate, and clock monitoring
* Logitech Keyboard LCD Display support
* In-app temp/clockspeed monitoring of GPU's (up to 4 supported)
* Information button shows device, driver, memory size, BIOS Revision and SLI mode
* Ability to choose different skins, with more coming soon

Get it here. And check out the "Full Version History," info about better support for GeForce 9 and older videocards plus fixed memory clock monitoring for G98 GPUs, etc.

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Get crunchin!

Dave

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Oh, I took a screen shot for you.





Dave

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Is that your 260 in the screenshot? ~800/1725/1360 you have to be pretty pleased about those OC results. Mine goes belly-up anywhere north 700mhz no matter what the shader or ram are doing. I leave the fan control on 'auto' though. I'm very pleased with evga so far, think I'll go do some downloading.

EVGA 9600 GT KO

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Is that your 260 in the screenshot? ~800/1725/1360 you have to be pretty pleased about those OC results. .

Yes, from what I have read it is a result of the 55 nm processor, the GPU runs a bit cooler and uses less power as well. I specifically bought it for the 55 nm.

The "memory clock" is the cranky part though. I have to slower bump up the memory clock or it crashes my PC. Right now it is at 1350. Once that was done, I then started BOINC.

Nice stats too "BigWaveSurfer," perhaps I'll lover the Fan a bit. It's at 56C/135F right now, I'm not sure if that means it is running hot or not.

Dave

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Strangely enough, I can now only overclock to 690/1487/1184. I wonder why?

Dave

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Probably because you burned in your clock crystals.

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