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Old 23rd June 2005, 22:06   #1
Devroush
 
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yea I know, it's not quite the fashion to overclock these cards from history, but I have an old pc to get a bit into oc-ing.
It's a slot1 pIII 500Mhz on an Aopen AX6BC, some basic memory and a geforce 2 GTS (ripped out of a medion so I don't know if they modified the card a bit )

Anyway, with a bigger cpu fan (80mm vs 32mm...), the pc is rockstable at 560Mhz, memory timings at there lowest. I ran thousands of burn-in tests (yes in this hot weather) and the pc never boots.
But when I stress the GPU (3Dmark2001SE) things go wrong. Even in the first runs I see a lot of artifacts (in the worst case just some basic colours as texture) and the pc boots.
The GPU is not oc'ed and even when I underclock it to the max, it fails. I also tested with a rage128 - same result.

My guess is that the frequency of the AGP-bus is too high? Multiplier is set at 2/3, can't go lower... or is this theory nonsens?

Either way, can somebody help me out a bit?
(yea I speak Engrish I know)
 
Old 23rd June 2005, 22:43   #2
wutske
 
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try some higher mem timings
 
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