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03-10-2003, 06:49 PM
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| oc I hear gf3's are kinda sensitive to oc'ing. I've had no probs with my gf3ti200 so far but how far could you guys go with yours? Both AGP freq and core ans mem freqs? Without burning the card of course!!! Mine is the Deluxe model so I guess the video circuitry (by Philips) will probably make it even more sensible (or maybe it holds without problems). Post your XPriences :-) |
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