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Setsail
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#62055 2008-05-20 14:08 GMT |
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What does it mean and what it the process when "stepping up" a video card?
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matrixmaruda
90 posts |
#62056 2008-05-20 14:21 GMT |
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Steppin up or overclockin a video card means manually increasing the core & memory clock speeds to juice out more performance from the video card. overclockin is known 2 increase the temperatures of video card 2 unbearable limits , so be careful not 2 bring ur card 2 it's knees.Overclockin is best used 2 make unplayable games just about playable Nothing more.Nowadays card vendors have started releasing Factory Overclocked Cards.
Beware overclockin is not for Amateurs |
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Setsail
92 posts |
#62057 2008-05-20 19:43 GMT |
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I believe from what I read on the EVGA site you have 90days, and if you want to step from say and 8800gs to a 8800gt and say the 8800gs is 130$ and the gt is 150$ you send your card in or something like that and pay the 20$ diffrence adn you get the new card so you pay 20$ for an 8800gt in a sense but they get your old card. Look the link:
http://www.evga.com/stepup/default.asp?switch=2 |
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