THANKS for all the information. But before, didnt you say that GMABooster doesn't work? Or move it to 400mhz. :o? Also can I mod a driver with Window XP, or would I have to move to window 7?
The reason why I want to reverse back is when im going out, so to save battery life (: When im in and my PC is taken by my mum or brother I can go on my netbook and then modd it again! If ya know what I mean? (: Anyways, so a GMABooster to 400mhz is the same as a modded driver? Just with no TnL? Does TnL support window xp? Thanks (: On May 17, 10:09 pm, "THEfog ." <[email protected]> wrote: > I thing your getting this confused with overclocking, alright let's say your > 950 chip was clocked at 200Mhz right, then you bump it up to 400Mhz, that > isn't overclocking because all GMA 950's support that speed and most ship > with it. Now if I had a 400Mhz 950 and used a different tool to put it up to > 450Mhz then that would be overclocking, everything clear now lol. > > On 18/05/2010 6:39 AM, "Espionage724" <[email protected]> wrote: > > The 950GMA by default can handle 400Mhz yes. In my opinion, it > wouldn't hurt the system at all if it was clocked to this value from a > lower value (200Mhz or 166Mhz). Just a little bit more power usage is > all to expect for the most part. > > Now if you were to modify the clock speed, you could first try > GMABooster. It first tells you what your clock speed is now (166Mhz, > 200Mhz, or 400Mhz). If it already says 400Mhz then you don't need to > do anything else with it. > > If it said 200Mhz, then clock it to 400Mhz, and close it. The semi > good thing is, that changes don't stick when you reboot. So a simple > reboot puts you back at your original clock speed. > > Now with Modded Drivers, in Vista or 7, these drivers add a important > feature called TnL. This makes the biggest difference in most games > that use Source Engine, such as Counter-Strike: Source. > > In most cases, these drivers will work better then the original normal > drivers on Vista or 7. So you'll probably won't want to revert, but if > you have to, just uninstall the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator like > you would with any other program, restart, and you should go back to > the drivers that come with the OS. At this point you could either > stick with those drivers or download a more updated version from > downloadcenter.intel.com (also considered a normal driver). > > So clock speed modification and modified drivers are easily reversable :) > > Also I wouldn't believe most people on youtube, nor would I download > anything they link, there have been known fakers who try to pass off > modded drivers that actually can cause damage, or just have malware > and stuff. > > On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 4:18 PM, Philo <[email protected]> wrote: > > I know i wouldnt be able t... > > -- > > Espionage724 Has A Signature... > > -- > INTEL 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS > > -- > INTEL 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS -- INTEL 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
