Clocking MSI Ti4800SE-TD8X(MS-8900)

Hi everyone! My question is: Can I clock my card to 300/650 without any extra cooling?? I have heard this somewhere that with the big fan on my VGA-card I can easily do so, but I thought maybe I should get some expert help before doing so if possible! So everyone who knows wheter it is possible to clock my MSI Ti4800SE-TD8X(MS-8900) (currenlty @ 275/554) to 300/650 please post a reply, bye! :D

ApA,
When you get to those speeds it will be hit or miss. One board might, while an identical will not. It is all the luck of the draw with the RAM.
Take Care,
Richard

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good afternoon .. im looking to get some help please with my new video card ..
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Jason Villena
[email protected]

i did what u said and same thing happend ..
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Sound Tab 3: No problems found.
Sound Tab 4: No problems found.
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Input Tab: No problems found.
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I have a MSI TI4800SE and my old monitor died recently, and I have been thinking about getting a widescreen monitor to replace the old one. All the ones I have seen have a warning stating to make sure your card can support the resolution(1440x900 or 1680x1050). I do not see either of those resolutions in the manual, but it does say the actual settings may be different because of different monitors. So you can see why I am a bit confused. So if I do decide to get a widescreen monitor am I going to also have to get a new graphics card to fully utilize the monitor?

piercedfreak,
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Supports super high resolution graphics modes
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Hola Exequiel,
One thing I forgot, you Desktop. There is no reason to run your desktop at 32bit color, set it to 16 bit. Running your desktop at 32bit color means any games will have to render your desktop in the background in 32bit color even though you cannot see it.
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First of all, thanks for the quick reply... You guys are the best!
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>>> What gives you the Idea that it is fake? How can you prove that?
Many things, for instance:
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Originally posted by Deathstalker
olly140561,
I am trying to follow your post. It would be helpfull if you were to list your specs on your comp Hardware and your OS.
Take Care,
Richard
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Take Care,
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