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I have a ATI radeon x1300/x1550 on my comp which runs at core speed:594 and memory speed:382.5 normally. I overclocked it to ore speed:661.5 and memory speed:454.5 . I was wondering if someone with this card can tell me if I should increase the clock speeds further. My other graphics card sucks so I REALLY don't want to bust this card.
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Don't even worry about over-clocking that card, you will be LUCKY if you push it to the max, and notice ANY increase in performance.

Especially with this being your main card.
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Overclocking the CPU would probably give you more performance boost, but if that is an OEM Dell machine you have overclocking is probably out of the question.
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Originally Posted by EntropyTTU View Post
Don't even worry about over-clocking that card, you will be LUCKY if you push it to the max, and notice ANY increase in performance.

Especially with this being your main card.

Maybe but I want to get maximum performance anyway. I tried overclocking my cpu but the multiplier only goes down for my Amd 64x2 4200+ . I am trying to change the fsb speed but I need some help.
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Ok.

Do you have ATI Tool? Then you can at least scan for artifacts, as you push your card higher.

Are you using a Dell computer?
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I am using the overclock software that came with omega drivers. I tried to install ati tool but it froze while it was installing. I killed the process and uninstalled it. I will try to reinstall it now. I am using an HP a1540n computer.
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I installed ati tool and find max core works fine. Max mem runs fine for some time but then crashes my computer.
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