[Kal-EL]

You can edit the rivatuner .cfg file to add the device id of your next gen hardware which will allow you to use things like LOD, Fan control and other non-oc settings.

As is the case currently with the GTX480, Rivatuner has not been updated to be used with GTX480 (because it fresh off the shelves atm).

Go into your program folder files in your C: drive (os drive), look for the rivatuner folder.

Right click and edit the .cfg file in notepad.

In this instance we are adding the GTX 480:

Device ID : 06c0 for 480

add this line:
G200 = 06C0-06FF

into the [GPU_10DE] section

and this line:
DEV_06c0 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480"

into the [VEN_10DE] section add

[Chuchnit]

So this will let rivatuner do everything but the overclocking?

[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

You can edit the rivatuner .cfg file to add the device id of your next gen hardware which will allow you to use things like LOD, Fan control and other non-oc settings.

As is the case currently with the GTX480, Rivatuner has not been updated to be used with GTX480 (because it fresh off the shelves atm).

Go into your program folder files in your C: drive (os drive), look for the rivatuner folder.

Right click and edit the .cfg file in notepad.

In this instance we are adding the GTX 480:

Device ID : 06c0 for 480

add this line:
G200 = 06C0-06FF

into the [GPU_10DE] section

and this line:
DEV_06c0 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480"

into the [VEN_10DE] section add

Originally Posted by Chuchnit

So this will let rivatuner do everything but the overclocking?

Might even do overclocking correct, I didn't want to find out the hardway, so I'm just using the latest retarded edition of Precision that instead of showing you the core clock, only shows you the shader clock and mem clock, both of which you need to divide by 2. Winner.

[MaadDaawg]

There's an unlocked Precision for the 400 the functions correctly. The new download sucks balls though.,

[Chuchnit]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Might even do overclocking correct, I didn't want to find out the hardway, so I'm just using the latest retarded edition of Precision that instead of showing you the core clock, only shows you the shader clock and mem clock, both of which you need to divide by 2. Winner.

Originally Posted by MaadDaawg

There's an unlocked Precision for the 400 the functions correctly. The new download sucks balls though.,

Why not just use AB for card clocks??

[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by Chuchnit

Why not just use AB for card clocks??

Does it work correctly?

[Chuchnit]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Does it work correctly?

Fack if I know. I don't own a Fermi. Massman linked up ABE reg and ABE with Fermi support at hwbot forums. You might wanna check it out.

[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by Chuchnit

Fack if I know. I don't own a Fermi. Massman linked up ABE reg and ABE with Fermi support at hwbot forums. You might wanna check it out.

No linky? Get off your damn phone man

[Chuchnit]

Not on the phone. Just lazy today


http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=205


Looks like the "core" clock thing is facked there too. :(

[MaadDaawg]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

You can edit the rivatuner .cfg file to add the device id of your next gen hardware which will allow you to use things like LOD, Fan control and other non-oc settings.

As is the case currently with the GTX480, Rivatuner has not been updated to be used with GTX480 (because it fresh off the shelves atm).

Go into your program folder files in your C: drive (os drive), look for the rivatuner folder.

Right click and edit the .cfg file in notepad.

In this instance we are adding the GTX 480:

Device ID : 06c0 for 480

add this line:
G200 = 06C0-06FF

into the [GPU_10DE] section

and this line:
DEV_06c0 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480"

into the [VEN_10DE] section add

ok... load what into the VEN_10DE