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Monday, 01 November 2010 14:41

Sapphire preparing its own overclocking software

Written by Slobodan Simic
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Get ready for TriXXX

According to a post over at Sapphire's website, we might see another software tweak utility pretty soon. The Sapphire TriXXX tweak utility should be appearing soon and Sapphire has posted first details as well as some screenshots of its upcoming software.

According to the available details, the TriXXX will be able to, not only to monitor basic parameters of the graphics card, but also to tweak them in order to get a bit more juice from that Sapphire (and most probably other AMD) graphics cards. The feature list include options for overclocking the GPU core and memory clocks, voltage and fan parameters, monitor all the graphics card parameters including temperatures, fan settings, driver and BIOS version, support for Multi-GPU, Windows Sidebar Gadget option, profile settings and much more.

As far as we can see from the screenshots, the software looks pretty simple, easy to use and it is designed pretty well. The software is still not available but according to the link it should show up pretty soon, at least with support for AMD's lates HD 6800 series graphics cards.

You can check out more screenshots and details here.

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