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Ron
Well, just got my 9600XT installed with the Omega drivers. I have to
confess, I am a new convert from many nVidia cards that I've owned over the
years. I really do love this card. I just removed my GeForce 4 Ti4200 which
now gets passed on to my oldest son whose Radeon 9000 Pro now goes on to my
youngest son and his GF MX400 goes to my young daughter. But I've always
had the nVidia card. I have to admit, nVidia is going down now and ATI is
moving up. But one feature I've always liked about the GeForce cards and
their drivers was the abiltity to increase Color Vibrance via the display
tab advanced settings. Any of you former nVidi-ites out there know what I'm
talking about. Is there any way to increase the vibrance of color with
these ATI cards. While the color looks good, it still looks "washed out"
compared to the GF cards. Also, I never installed ATI's Catylyst drivers so
I have no point of reference to compare these Omega drivers, but they really
seem to work well. How do I use the 3D Prof app? Is there anyway to
determine just what the chip clock is supposed to be and what I can oc it
to? How bout the RAM? I thought this was supposed to get the RAM to 600 but
the 3D Prof won't let me go beyond 400MHz. Is this the 300x2 thingy? And if
I set the RAM clock to 400, I'm actually trying to push it to 800MHz total?
Is there a FAQ anywhere that can tell me what are the edge of the envelope
settings? Is there a program that can read exactly what specs your card is
running at for both core and memory? The old nVidia NG board was very
helpful to me in the past and I'm looking forward to sharing info within
this NG as well. TIA,
Ron
confess, I am a new convert from many nVidia cards that I've owned over the
years. I really do love this card. I just removed my GeForce 4 Ti4200 which
now gets passed on to my oldest son whose Radeon 9000 Pro now goes on to my
youngest son and his GF MX400 goes to my young daughter. But I've always
had the nVidia card. I have to admit, nVidia is going down now and ATI is
moving up. But one feature I've always liked about the GeForce cards and
their drivers was the abiltity to increase Color Vibrance via the display
tab advanced settings. Any of you former nVidi-ites out there know what I'm
talking about. Is there any way to increase the vibrance of color with
these ATI cards. While the color looks good, it still looks "washed out"
compared to the GF cards. Also, I never installed ATI's Catylyst drivers so
I have no point of reference to compare these Omega drivers, but they really
seem to work well. How do I use the 3D Prof app? Is there anyway to
determine just what the chip clock is supposed to be and what I can oc it
to? How bout the RAM? I thought this was supposed to get the RAM to 600 but
the 3D Prof won't let me go beyond 400MHz. Is this the 300x2 thingy? And if
I set the RAM clock to 400, I'm actually trying to push it to 800MHz total?
Is there a FAQ anywhere that can tell me what are the edge of the envelope
settings? Is there a program that can read exactly what specs your card is
running at for both core and memory? The old nVidia NG board was very
helpful to me in the past and I'm looking forward to sharing info within
this NG as well. TIA,
Ron