The Best Way to immprove FPS.

[Drugticker]

I really f***ing don't know why any1 needs to do it. IF Your FPS (real FPS, not game FPS , they might be inaccurate ) is above like 40-50 ur Eyes will NOT notice any changes. U will just need something like this if u'r editing Videos (like Fr0st) and need a really good slow motion. But in Cf also with an FPS of 200 the slowmotion isnt good . well i'm differing of real topic. @ALL IF YOUR FPS IS ABOVE 100 REALLY NO NEED TO TRY THIS !

Is just for PozeR's !

Dear Regards, Raupi.

[mhmod1414]

if you see steam coming from your CPU Quickly turn it off , and remember never try this again
haaa fck u and dam u dont try

[ez2animate]

u will never need Clock HD 6770.....Its pretty good with CF.(My friend gets about 300 or 400 Fps with it)
But nah my GT 520 Stills Rocks , getting 300Fps ^^.

And i wanted to say , it do not avoid your warranty...




Nvm , u will never get it working.
Buy a cheap , Graphics card , and then try to use this. ( Cheapest ones are about 30$)

Yes, it does void your warranty UNLESS you have a card manufactured by XFX or EVGA (possibly). Overclocking is taking the frequency your device runs and, on purpose, run it at something higher than what it's supposed to. From the companies point of view, you're breaking your device on purpose, why would they replace that?

And I was talking about overclocking in general. Why would you need to overclock on crossfire? It's such a simple game, overclocking isn't going to do much. Increasing your shaders cant possibly do anything for this game as there is practically nothing dynamic. Maybe your clock speed, but what? Is a 5 fps increase really worth a newb trying to overclock his device?

Would I recommend overclocking? Hell yes, there's nothing better than pushing your computer to the absolute limit and it's always a fun adventure, BUT you have to know what you're doing first. I would suggest searching around a specific forum for Overclocking, and learn what you should and shouldn't do. Frankly, the original post is complete BS and I wouldn't suggest listening to it. Hey, it IS my opinion after all, but I'm just trying to save YOUR computer.

[levin_klein22]

overclocking is risky for me :3

[WolfenXD]

Reading....reading...steam coming from your cpu...GTHO xD

[HaxPro]

Yes, it does void your warranty UNLESS you have a card manufactured by XFX or EVGA (possibly). Overclocking is taking the frequency your device runs and, on purpose, run it at something higher than what it's supposed to. From the companies point of view, you're breaking your device on purpose, why would they replace that?

And I was talking about overclocking in general. Why would you need to overclock on crossfire? It's such a simple game, overclocking isn't going to do much. Increasing your shaders cant possibly do anything for this game as there is practically nothing dynamic. Maybe your clock speed, but what? Is a 5 fps increase really worth a newb trying to overclock his device?

Would I recommend overclocking? Hell yes, there's nothing better than pushing your computer to the absolute limit and it's always a fun adventure, BUT you have to know what you're doing first. I would suggest searching around a specific forum for Overclocking, and learn what you should and shouldn't do. Frankly, the original post is complete BS and I wouldn't suggest listening to it. Hey, it IS my opinion after all, but I'm just trying to save YOUR computer.

Idk it didnt void my warranty.

im Using MSI Videocard , so my old one Msi GT 220 Burned (after overclocking) lol. and i sucessfuly got a new one , casue the warranty.
At the end sold it , cause it sucks at Overclocking and bought GT 520.

[ProHackTB]

Whit my GeForce 220gt from 120/130 FPS to 80/90... I have improved my performance at max.

[ragecry.?]

just reboot your computer
my fps went from 100 till 200

[HaxPro]

Whit my GeForce 220gt from 120/130 FPS to 80/90... I have improved my performance at max.

GT 220 Sucks at overclocking.

Reboot may help , try and post results.

and Yes , make sure u clicked apply in afterburner.

[ProHackTB]

GT 220 Sucks at overclocking.

Reboot may help , try and post results.

and Yes , make sure u clicked apply in afterburner.

I have rebooted my pc but the problem is the same 80/90 from 130... But ok no problem i can play whit 130 fps, thanks for help!

[chaosGG]

pfff this thing sounds risky :/ don't know should I do it...

[ez2animate]

Idk it didnt void my warranty.

im Using MSI Videocard , so my old one Msi GT 220 Burned (after overclocking) lol. and i sucessfuly got a new one , casue the warranty.
At the end sold it , cause it sucks at Overclocking and bought GT 520.

Removal and/or damaging of the SN/PN sticker(s) on all MSI products will void all warranties associated with that product.

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Yes, it does void your warranty.

[Ninja Mafia]

Lol people gonna burn then GPU's

[mslol]

thx il try it now

[ragecry.?]

i did reboot and it went up from 100 to 200
i have nvidgia