Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT

[avramovic8]

How far can i overclock gpu and how to do it,please someone me explain in details
My other specs:
Motherboard:Gigabyte GA-946GM-S2 rev 2.0
CPU:Intel Core 2 Duo e4700 2.60ghz
RAM:4 gb ddr2(2x2gb)
GPU:Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT 512 mb 256 bit ddr3
It's look like this but i don't know is it palit or gainward(on cpu-z sad manufacturer but fan is from palit...)

http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/16/08/20/3w2.png
http://dodaj.rs/image/1596.html

 

[CountMike]

You want to burn it or what ?

 

[avramovic8]

You want to burn it or what ?

I want to overclock gpu

 

[CountMike]

Don't. They can't handle it well without raising voltage and may net you 1 or 2 Fps while heating up a lot.

 

[avramovic8]

Thanks a lot!

 

[CountMike]

Even a cheapest new GPU with 1GB of memory like HD7750 for instance would blow 9600 out of the water. You wouldn't even need new PSU.

 

[avramovic8]

Even a cheapest new GPU with 1GB of memory like HD7750 for instance would blow 9600 out of the water. You wouldn't even need new PSU.

I will buy all new components for two months so i will pick some of gtx 900 series,i just wanted to know can i oc this old gpu.

 

[CountMike]

Methinks you were lucky it lasted this long. I have seen too many of GPUs in that class die long time ago. Too much risk for too small gain.

 

[avramovic8]

Methinks you were lucky it lasted this long. I have seen too many of GPUs in that class die long time ago. Too much risk for too small gain.

For me now doing good,Pro Evolution Soccer 16 on max resolution and medium gradphics,League of Legends 150fps,CS:GO about 100 fps,i think reason why is it alive because i clear dusk every month from her.

 

[CountMike]

Yes, they are known for heating up. When you feel adventurous you may want to replace paste on the cooler, it should be pretty dry by now.

 

[avramovic8]

Yes, they are known for heating up. When you feel adventurous you may want to replace paste on the cooler, it should be pretty dry by now.

For so many years i change the paste just once and temp is always 45-50 degrees celcius even after 3-4 ours of gaming but fps start droping after a lot of gaming i think i have lucky with quality of that old gpu

 

[CountMike]

You are taking care of it good.

 

[avramovic8]

You are taking care of it good.

Yes,some of my next gpu will be some of gtx 960 or r9 380x

 

[Con6612]

You are taking care of it good.

Yes,some of my next gpu will be some of gtx 960 or r9 380x

Unrelated, but if you were to go for an AMD GPU get the r9 290x and overclock it, this will make it as good as a 390x if it stays cool enough.

 

[avramovic8]

You are taking care of it good.

Yes,some of my next gpu will be some of gtx 960 or r9 380x

Unrelated, but if you were to go for an AMD GPU get the r9 290x and overclock it, this will make it as good as a 390x if it stays cool enough.

Yea that is good but i will buy new gpu and don't want to lose warranty ans buy expensive cooler

 

[CountMike]

290 and 390 are practically same with 390 having full compliance with DirectX 12. 290 also has Dx12 drivers.

 

[avramovic8]

290 and 390 are practically same with 390 having full compliance with DirectX 12. 290 also has Dx12 drivers.

I know.

 

[Con6612]

290 and 390 are practically same with 390 having full compliance with DirectX 12. 290 also has Dx12 drivers.

I know.

I have a 390 and to be honest it was worth the money for £200, to be fair. I am more likely to stick with AMD in the future but Nvidia's GTX Pascals seem very enticing for a future hardware venture when this GPU becomes lacking.

 

[avramovic8]

290 and 390 are practically same with 390 having full compliance with DirectX 12. 290 also has Dx12 drivers.

I know.

I have a 390 and to be honest it was worth the money for £200, to be fair. I am more likely to stick with AMD in the future but Nvidia's GTX Pascals seem very enticing for a future hardware venture when this GPU becomes lacking.

Yea but here in Serbia 380 is not under 300 dollars