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  • How do I overclock my Nividia Riva TNT2 16mb APG video card?

    Hi,
    I would like to know if I can overclock my video card. It's called the Riva TNT2 by Nividia and it has 16mb ram and it is located in the APG socket. It's in a Gateway P3 600mhz Performance series desktop with 320mb Sdram. I would apreciate any information you can give me about how to overclock my video card. Below are some additional specs on my video card.

    SiSoftware Sandra

    Device Information
    Device Type : VGA Display Adapter
    Device ID : bus 1, device 0, function 0
    OEM Device Name : Nvidia Corp RIVA TNT2 Model 64 [NVM64]
    OEM Hardware ID : FUN_0, VEN_10DE, DEV_002D, REV_15
    Product Device Name : Visiontek RIVA TNT2 Model 64 [NVM64]
    Product Hardware ID : VEN_1545, DEV_0005
    Revision / Stepping : B / 6 (21)

    Power Management Capabilities
    Version : 1.00
    Supports Clock Slow-down : Yes
    Supports D1 PM State : No
    Supports D2 PM State : No
    Supports PME# : No
    Supports PME Clock : No

    AGP Capabilities
    Version : 2.00
    Command Queue Length : 32
    FW Transfers Support : No
    Over 4GB Addressing Support : No
    Side Band Addressing Support : No
    Data Transfer Modes Support : 1x 2x 4x

    Device Properties
    Latency Timer : 248 clocks
    I/O Access : Yes
    Memory Access : Yes
    Bus Master Capable : Yes
    Special Cycle Recognition : No
    Memory Write & Invalidate : No
    VGA Palette Snoop : No
    Parity Error Response : No
    Address/Data Stepping : No
    System Error Line : No
    Fast back-to-back Transactions : No
    Detects Parity Errors : No
    Supports System Error Line : No
    Supports Parity Line : No
    User Defined Format : No
    PCI 66MHz Bus Support : Yes
    New Capability List : Yes
    Device Select Timing : Medium
    Multi-Function Device : No
    Header Type : 00
    Programming Interface : 00

    Hardware Resources
    Memory Address : 16000000
    Memory Address : 14000000
    IRQ Line : 11
    INT Pin : A#
    Dynamic Management : Yes

  • #2
    This isn't a guaranteed working fix, but head on over to www.guru3d.com and look for their GeForce Tweak Utility. A lot of folks have had at least some degree of success with it when using older TNT cards.
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    • #3
      There is a program called TNTclock just for the TNT look around on www.megagames.com may be they still have it or get Rivatuner i havent used it so i dont know if or howit works here is the link http://www.guru3d.com/rivatuner/

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      • #4
        I say go for the Rivatuner
        I got my TNT2 to 200 core
        186 ram

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        • #5
          Coolbits worked on my old TNT2

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          • #6
            hehe nice but why would you wanan oc that..? =)

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            • #7
              My TNT2-M64 plays quake just fine
              but its still slow enough to where the O/C actually makes a difference
              hell
              it gives me an extra resoloution to play at

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              • #8
                How about upgrading to a 3dfx Voodoo5-5500 AGP? Then, you could even go to a higher resolution?:smokin:

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                • #9
                  Becuase a Voodoo5 SUCKS. Always has, always will.

                  If he really wants an upgrade he should look into a 50$ GF2 Ultra, Pro, or GTS.

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                  • #10
                    powerstrip is very good for overclocking your vid card it has a good amount of features

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                    • #11
                      I downloaded and played with just about every program for my tnt2 32mb vid card. Found riva tuner to best the best. Also while youre at 3d guru, get some det drivers, go for the 5 or up to 12 series, stay away from anything later as they are really for newer cards and windows xp. Have fun, with those 2 mods i got my tnt2 from 600-700 up tp 1030 3dmark2001se points (3dmark is another program you should get, it tests the card with some game scenes, so you can compare mods and test for stability)
                      remember, dont start cranking it up straight away, start off with a 10, 15, or 20 point increase, then work up with 5 percent increments, testing with 3dmark. bring it back down if you see anything funny happen on the tests. You will be able to get memory o/c greater then core, so if you get to the point where you have to drop the setting due to 3dmark crashing or showing weird stuff (look carefully) keep on raising the memory clock by very small increments: peace:

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