homebrewer

I have here some tools like cpu-z gpu-z and memtest. All the overclocking is done on the Bios. What tools or apps you can recommend?

KingVinnie

prime95 is a must..

speedfan, hwmonitor, coretemp, realtemp

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valleyofchrome

Nice apps you got there. I get pestered by prime95 everytime. Errors came from my ramsticks and can't seem to handle even a 200mhz OC.

rickydbz

thats quite an arsenal you wrote there i simply used the hwmonitor but just the trial , i didn't thought it would make any diffrence haveing diffrent softwares testing:-? but it's a good topic to issue later when my quad core will get old . then i will see moore about this

charles123

For NVDIA and ATI Video cards, I suggest you use ATITools utility, which is designed for these cards.

gary21

For my BIOS editor, I use NVIDIA BIOS Editor. It is good and advisable for NVIDIA designed processors.

zeldasmith

For GPU Tweaking utility, I use a tool called Rive Tuner, which was advised by a friend of mine.

ryanf

I use power strip, because it provides advanced multi-monitor, programmable hardware support, to a wide range of graphics card.

jroberts

I use ATI Tray Tools, which allows on-the-fly control various system for the Radeon drivers directly from the icon in the system tray.

ryanf

You can do what is called passive heat sinking, whereby, you attach a block of machined metal to the part that needs cooling.