Its better to have a higher clock speed right ... like 6** is better than like 527... or ??? Because I've been looking at 8600gt's and some are higher some are lower i didnt know whether to go evga 8600gt or XFX 8600gt XXX edition.. cuz of the higher core speed.
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Yeah, but it has to be stable. Otherwise you'll be getting plenty of artifacts while playings games or maybe random ones popping up on your monitor.
I see, how do I tell if its stable or not? I don't know which one to buy... I've always heard eVGA is amazing but it doesn't have many reviews on tigerdirect to where the XFX one has a higher core speed and a lot of reviews all 5 star rated.
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EVGA is the best! Excellent customer service, wonderful Warranty offerings, and a great Step-Up program.
Well one way to check if the VGA is stable or not, is to download ATi Tool. Yes, it's called an ATi Tool, but you can use both for nVidia and ATi graphics. You run an Artifact Scan. Artifacts are those little specs of things floating around on the monitor. If you have some Artifacts while running the scan, then that means your GPU isn't stable.
Well one way to check if the VGA is stable or not, is to download ATi Tool. Yes, it's called an ATi Tool, but you can use both for nVidia and ATi graphics. You run an Artifact Scan. Artifacts are those little specs of things floating around on the monitor. If you have some Artifacts while running the scan, then that means your GPU isn't stable.
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You lower your Core and Mem clock and run Artifact Scan again. Lower them by 5-10MHz.
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You won't fry anything. And it's pretty simple to use ATi Tool.
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