Overclock using Nvidia System Tools

[RSeven]

I have a MSI K9N6GM, Athlon X2 4200+, 2 x 2Gb DDR667 Kingston, XFX 8600GT 512Mb with 180.48
My motherboard then locks all the settings. I use Nvidia System Tools to Overclock.

I can only change the fsb. Then I put it in 250 and 533 in bios in memory so processor runs at 2200 @ 2750 and a record 665. The overclock works very well and so far none stopped the problem. When I get out of the NRC it asks if I want to turn these settings when you start windows. I click "YES" only when I boot it back for the FSB 200.

Do you have a way of forcing the program to load the settings or you could give a similar program that loads the options?

I'm using Vista Ultimate 64bit.
Thanks.

[Omari]

This program going to be very tedious, and has "reason" for being tedious, was that it was necessary for companies would not be everything to, the nvidia and AMD are for example .. the only worries about overclocking through software is the ASUS.

Well, what I meant well with all this is that you will have to read many things, learn to move in the bios, need to know stirring overclock and make your bios through the same.

[.:MUNDITO:.]

Friend just to make you aware, once I had to format my pc because of nvidia tuner, I had X2 4400+ m2n-sli deluxe.

[JAMES_911]

I have a MSI K9N6GM, Athlon X2 4200+, 2 x 2Gb DDR667 Kingston, XFX 8600GT 512Mb with 180.48
My motherboard then locks all the settings. I use Nvidia System Tools to Overclock.

I can only change the fsb. Then I put it in 250 and 533 in bios in memory so processor runs at 2200 @ 2750 and a record 665. The overclock works very well and so far none stopped the problem. When I get out of the NRC it asks if I want to turn these settings when you start windows. I click "YES" only when I boot it back for the FSB 200.

Do you have a way of forcing the program to load the settings or you could give a similar program that loads the options?

I'm using Vista Ultimate 64bit.
Thanks.

I think you have to create a profile and save them there.

[lorenz]

Rivatuner utilizes less memory and is a great tool. I always use this.