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Can I use Coolbits for overclocking AND the expanded SLI functions?

April 26, 2017Expanded functions overclocking SLI

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Can I use Coolbits for overclocking AND the expanded SLI functions?

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With Release 90 or later ForceWare graphics drivers, Coolbits is no longer required for advanced SLI functionality. However, users can still use Coolbits to enable graphics cards with different memory sizes to work together in SLI mode. To enable this feature, along with overclocking functionality, set Coolbits to 1A.

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Yes. To enable all SLI Functionality as well as overclocking, set Coolbits to 1A.

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With Release 90 or later ForceWare graphics drivers, Coolbits is no longer required for advanced SLI functionality. However, users can still use Coolbits to enable graphics cards with different memory sizes to work together in SLI mode. To enable this feature, along with overclocking functionality, set Coolbits to 1A. Where the settings are in the registry: http://oc3dmark.octeams.com/tip02.html Coolbits just unlocks the tab for overclocking and it will appear in advanced display settings when you do the registry setting. Sometimes you need to reboot before you will see it.