Galaxy Xtreme Tuner

Now that you are familiar with the Galaxy Xtreme Tuner interface, let’s move on to overclocking your graphics card.

Overclocking is the process of increasing the clock speed and memory capacity of your graphics card to improve performance. However, overclocking can also cause your graphics card to overheat and shorten its lifespan. Therefore, it is extremely important to be careful when overclocking your graphics card.

Here are the steps to overclock your graphics card using Galaxy Xtreme Tuner:

• Launch Galaxy Xtreme Tuner and go to the GPU Clock section.
• Use the sliders to increase the GPU clock speed by small amounts, such as 10 MHz.
• Click “Apply” to save the changes.
• Go to the Memory Clock section and repeat the same process to increase the memory clock speed.
• Monitor the temperature of your video card using the “Temperature” section. If the temperature is too high, reduce the clock speed to lower the temperature.
• Check your overclock stability using tools like FurMark or Unigine Heaven. Run the test for at least 10 minutes to ensure stability.
• If the test succeeds, increase the clock speed and memory by another small amount, such as 5 MHz.
• Repeat steps 5-7 until you find the most stable clock speed and memory size for your video card.
• Once you have established a stable clock speed and memory size, save your settings using the overclocking profile section. You can create multiple profiles for different games or applications.
• Finally, test your overclocked graphics card in real-life scenarios by playing games or running heavy applications. If you encounter any stability issues or crashes, reduce the clock speed and memory until you find stable settings.