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Old 9th January, 2008, 06:21 PM
ccperf721p ccperf721p is online now
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less is what's known as a pager, it will just show you the output of a file. Sorry, should have mentioned. Hit "q" to exit..

I promise not to blow up your card. You get to pick your own frequencies.. You will not need nvclock after this, unless you need it for fan control..

Once you determine the OC you want to run, open up a terminal and:

Code:
 sudo nano -w .nvidia-settings-rc
Then insert these lines. The format is easy as you can see. I'm using the stock clocks for my 8800GTS adjust to fit your card. Add anywhere, I usually put it at the top so it easy to change..

Code:
GPUOverclockingState=1
GPU2DClockFreqs=513,792
GPU3DClockFreqs=513,792
If you are not familiar with nano, hit CTRL+x to exit, it will ask if you are sure, hit y then enter..
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