Posts by shadowskipper64

Frank Perez96 said:gjuro2

I’ve got a standing invite there right now, but honestly? I have no clue if it still counts for a new one.

placidviper said:pure euphoria 😕

I honestly can't even be bothered to search for anything or make any deposits lately

can someone please tell me where would be a good spot to head for New Year's? I'm looking for somewhere with plenty of bars and nightlife but without breaking the bank, maybe something under $133 to celebrate New Year's

wiredmarlin5 said:With that rig? You aren't overclocking a damn thing... unfortunately.😉

Look, there's nothing more to say about him. He is what he is. Here’s the whole setup... an AMD Sempron 3000+ running at 1800MHz, 128 kb of L2 cache, 1GB of PC-3200 DDR RAM (with 42% currently in use), plus that specific GPU and motherboard combo... honestly, it doesn't even matter. It works just fine for me as it is. Anyway, thanks regardless.

wiredmarlin5 said:If you're rocking an Nvidia board and GPU, you can mess around with nTune... actually, I'm not even positive if it works on non-Nvidia cards anymore.

But let's be real—there isn't any decent software out there that actually delivers a solid, stable, or useful system overclock.

You've gotta go straight into the BIOS.😉

I've got an Nvidia 7100GS card paired with an ASROCK 48NF6G-VSTA motherboard... can I run this through some kind of software? If so, just tell me what I need to disable in the BIOS. Everything is set to automatic right now—do I need to switch everything to manual before running the scan so my PC doesn't crash on startup?? thanks

Is there actually some kind of program out there that can just automatically tune-up everything—you know, overclock it? I’ve got zero clue how any of this works and honestly, I don't know the first thing about the BIOS... just give me a program I can install to crank everything up to max performance and call it a day. If such a thing even exists... please? Thanks.

Yo, can someone please throw me a bone here?? I’m pretty much clueless when it comes to overclocking... I’ve got this NVIDIA GeForce GT series card, and I downloaded TuneUp NVIDIA, which apparently has this "automatic tune-up" feature for the CPU and everything else. So, I hit that tune-up button, and it bumps my Intel Celeron from 1.81 GHz up to almost 2 GHz—but then it won't let me save the damn thing. Every single time I reboot my computer, it just resets back to 1.81. Am I supposed to be changing something manually in the BIOS or what? I honestly have no clue. Can anyone help a guy out? Thanks.