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  1. 26-08-2008, 02:38 PM #1
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    News - ZOTAC NITRO: the external overclocking controller for your GeForce GPU

    Ever wanted to supe up your graphics card at the touch of a button? ZOTAC's overclocking controller will do just that.
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  2. 26-08-2008, 02:54 PM #2
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    Re: News - ZOTAC NITRO: the external overclocking controller for your GeForce GPU

    £70 is a bit steep for an information-cum-overclocking tool, in my opinion.
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    Re: News - ZOTAC NITRO: the external overclocking controller for your GeForce GPU

    yup, stupid price and its pretty fugly.

    NITRO allows our customers to extract every ounce of performance from their ZOTAC GeForce graphics card without the hassles of using unsupported third-party software. Overclocking has never been easier with the intuitive NITRO.
    i presume since this will not be physically connected to the card, and only to the comp via USB that this is just fancy controls for some third party (zotac for anyone who owns anything non-zotac, assuming it works) software?
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    Re: News - ZOTAC NITRO: the external overclocking controller for your GeForce GPU

    It's only for Zotac cards though, so the non 3rd party software statement stands.
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    Re: News - ZOTAC NITRO: the external overclocking controller for your GeForce GPU

    You may aswell just use EVGA precision. It can do pretty much the same thing for free.
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    Re: News - ZOTAC NITRO: the external overclocking controller for your GeForce GPU

    Quote Originally Posted by Funkstar View Post
    It's only for Zotac cards though
    that depends on how much you want it i guess.. if it was remotely useful id say bios flashing utils at the ready. as it is.. meh
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