New User Needs Help

Discussion in 'Rivatuner Statistics Server (RTSS) Forum' started by Teron Ganor, Oct 7, 2008.

  1. Teron Ganor

    Teron Ganor New Member

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    I am new to this, I apologize in advance if i sound stupid or have placed this thread in the wrong area.

    OS: Vista Home Premium SP1
    Video Card: ASUS EN8400GS 512MB (GeForce 8400)
    Card Driver: 178.13

    When i stumbled upon RivaTuner with my frankenstein computer (Xp SP2) I was elated. I was able to OC my video card wonderfully with the Guide for 2.0, However I have since moved on to a more...shall we say, modern? computer (Vista SP1) and have just gotten a new Video Card. When opening RivaTuner i do not have the option, (Low-level or Driver-level) to alter the clock speed of my Card as shown below. I have searched the guide and some other threads for what seems to me a maddeningly simple answer to my question but still to no avail :bang:. I am assuming, (read in the guide that if you have drivers over 100 you will have to set up something in the power users.) that it should be a simple setting change within the Power Users Tab. I have attempted to force drivers as guided to do (setting the column on the right to 17813 and checking it) but after restarting RivaTuner i still do not have the graphics card options in the customize menu.



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    I love the software and would like to OC my Card until i can get something better. Can anyone provide me with any insight? Is my card just not able? If it is, how can i access those menus? Is it Vista? Any Help is appreciated. Once again i apologize for any ignorance on my behalf and also for the length of this post...

    Thanks again!
     
  2. boogieman

    boogieman Ancient Guru

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    My guess is RT disables those features that your card can not use. What was the card in your old system?
     
  3. Teron Ganor

    Teron Ganor New Member

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    That's what i was afraid of... my old Card was an NX6200AX 256 MB and that one worked fine which led me to that reasoning. I heard someone mention EXPERTool on the forums to solve a similar problem, any advice?

    P.S. Thanks for the quick reply!
     
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    boogieman Ancient Guru

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    Never used Xpert tool or any other OC'ing tool (except coolbits) so I couldn't tell ya.
     

  5. Teron Ganor

    Teron Ganor New Member

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    Thank You again for your help Boogieman!

    FYI I downloaded, and started using, EXPERTools and so far have a 20 fps jump! :thumbup: I was able to OC pretty far.. (well i think its far :) but i am a :newb:)

    In case anyone else is wondering what kind of results i got out of my card:

    Core Clock - 567(Stock) - 680(OC)
    Memory Clock - 500(stock) - 585(OC)
    Shader Clock - 1400(Stock) - 1703(OC)

    These are conservative results as anything over 690 Core Clock or 595 Memory made things a little unstable when running games such as TES Oblivion at "Ultra High" settings for too long. Keeping it at the above limits seemed to have kept things stable. :rock:

    Thanks again for all your help Boogieman, I hope this helps anyone else looking for a similar solution with this card...heavens knows i couldn't find one :3eyes:

    *P.S.Any thoughts on the OC? Is that a good jump? Fps went up fairly well from onboard graphics but that is a no brainer...*
     
    Last edited: Oct 8, 2008

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