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    How do you over clock(safely) an x1800?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Razer-D, Aug 26, 2007.

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    Razer-D Notebook Consultant

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    This what I've tried so far:
    I deactivated ATI Powerplay to make the new clocks stick. I have tried ATI Tray Tools and ATI Tool to over clock to 450/500 (core/mem) but when I try 3dMArk06 I notice that performance is degraded! I get around 4 fps less consistently. Does anyone have a foolproof way of over clocking? And as far as cooling goes is a notebook cooling pad enough?
     
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    So... any suggestions?
     
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    Closed for double posting. Please don't do that again as it is against the forum rules.
     
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