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08-27-2010, 04:53 PM
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Overclocking
Hey guys, I have been having kinda low performance with ARMA 2 (who woulda guessed?) and i got nTune (a clocking program from nVidia) and was wondering: who knows how to correctly overclock or just boost the performance of my nVidia Geforce 9500GT using nTune? i did try the "fine tune" option that takes 3 hours, but it crashes my computer...a lot (it said that it will crash and "hang" but will resume upon reboot) and 3 hours later it was only 20 minutes in
 so i wanted to manually clock it, and decided to see if anybody here knows how to Thanks
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