First decide what part of the card your overclocking first (E.G Core or Memory) as its alot easier to overclock one at a time
Next increase the frequency by a small amount, perhaps 15Mhz, apply changes and then you'll have to stability test to make sure your overclock is stable.
Perhaps play your favorite game or run a few benchmarks.
Keep an eye on those temps aswell.
If your new overclock is stable then increase the frequency by another 15Mhz and retest for stability. When you reach a clock that is unstable you can either increase the voltage (providing MSI AB supports voltage control for the 9600GT) or reduce the overclock to regain stability.
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Will do, I can play skyrim on ultra and only hit about 38c however I do lag slightly when entering big citys. I think I should be fine with tempretures.
I have a 9600GT myslef but a Zotac 512MB. My standard clocks are 650 and 900 and currently have it overclocked at 745 and 1102. I use Rivatune but with my stock cooling, I ses idle at 38C and under load, goes up to 60C.
I use Furmark to stress test my GPU, its a great program.
You should be able to see some similar results with your card. It is not the most powerful card in the world but great for overclocking.
Post your results once you have overclocked, interested to see what you get.
I have a 9600GT myslef but a Zotac 512MB. My standard clocks are 650 and 900 and currently have it overclocked at 745 and 1102. I use Rivatune but with my stock cooling, I ses idle at 38C and under load, goes up to 60C.
I use Furmark to stress test my GPU, its a great program.
You should be able to see some similar results with your card. It is not the most powerful card in the world but great for overclocking.
Post your results once you have overclocked, interested to see what you get.
Yeah will do I have the stock cooler on with a 120mm fan blowing air from the front of the case towards the graphics card which dropped it from 40c idle and 55c full load without the fan to what Im getting now.