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Nvidia 163.69 drivers and Overclocking...
Hey everyone! Just wanted to let some of you know how to overclock your shaders along with your GPU like we could do with previous drivers on nvidia cards.
Under the "power user" section in the latest Riva Tuner , go to "Riva Tuner/NVIDIA/Overclocking". Under "Shader clock ratio" set the value to -1. You should now be able to get higher clocks and shader OCing like before.
Hey everyone! Just wanted to let some of you know how to overclock your shaders along with your GPU like we could do with previous drivers on nvidia cards.
Under the "power user" section in the latest Riva Tuner , go to "Riva Tuner/NVIDIA/Overclocking". Under "Shader clock ratio" set the value to -1. You should now be able to get higher clocks and shader OCing like before.
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