GPU Voltage Tuner (EVGA )

Download the EVGA GPU Voltage Tuner <p>EVGA released its GPU Voltage Tuner (GVT) software utility, end-users to control the voltage of the graphics processor. Higher voltages equal better overclocks.</p><p>Using a simple slider, the user can set the vGPU voltage from 0.82V to 1.18V and beyond, depending on the accelerator. </p><p>Initial tests have shown even simple increases in voltages to send the maximum overclock for the core speed by as much as 100 MHz. The initial graphics card support-base includes the GeForce GTX 260, GTX 280 and GTX 295 series accelerators by EVGA. Future releases may expand the support base. </p><p>Provides an environment to possibly increase your GPU voltage allowing for higher Core/Shader clockspeeds</p><p>Features:</p><ul><li>Provides an environment to possibly increase your GPU voltage allowing for higher Core/Shader clockspeeds.</li><li>Easy to use interface, with “Apply at Startup” functionality so you do not need to apply on every bootup.</li></ul><p>System Requirements:</p><ul><li>Windows XP, Vista and 7. (Both 32/64bit)</li><li>Supported EVGA graphics card (see below)</li><li>Forceware 181.22 or higher drivers</li></ul><p><font color="#ff0033">By downloading this software you take responsibility yourself should anything go wrong with your card as a result of using this software. <br kphc0="2" /></font></p><p>Compatible Cards:</p><p>* EVGA GTX260<br />* 896-P3-1260-XX<br />* 896-P3-1262-XX<br />* 896-P3-1263-XX<br />* 896-P3-1264-XX<br />* 896-P3-1265-XX<br />* 896-P3-1266-XX<br />* 896-P3-1267-XX<br />* 896-P3-1268-XX<br />* 896-P3-1269-XX<br />* 896-P3-1270-XX</p><p>* EVGA GTX280<br />* 01G-P3-1280-XX<br />* 01G-P3-1282-XX<br />* 01G-P3-1284-XX<br />* 01G-P3-1286-XX<br />* 01G-P3-1289-XX</p><p>* EVGA GTX295<br />* 017-P3-1291-XX<br />* 017-P3-1292-XX<br />* 017-P3-1293-XX</p><p align="center"><a href="http://www.guru3d.com/article/geforce-gtx-285-review--3way-sli/"><img alt="GeForce GTX 285" src="http://www.guru3d.com/imageview.php?image=16124" border="0" kphc0="2" /><br />Have you read our GeForce GTX 3-way SLI article with eVGA SSC ?</a></p>