Where's the "Overclocking your X300&q ... ... Hey you guys, i can't find it! Maybe it's just me, but i can't find it.Help needed...

Picard · 01-21-2006, 12:01 AM

Hey you guys, i can't find it! Maybe it's just me, but i can't find it.

Help needed...

amazin asian · 01-21-2006, 12:07 AM

It's not really that hard. It is just like overclocking any other ATI card. Go to Omegadrivers.net, download that, and use ATI Tray Tools. Let it try and find the max for your memory first, then gpu, then make sure they are stable (you may have to do less than the max ATT found) and then click scan for artifacts. Then run 3DMark05 and tell us how you do!

Picard · 01-21-2006, 10:19 AM

How can i check if the settings are stable? Do I have to use like Prime95 of something like that?

James_2k · 01-21-2006, 10:22 AM

Well ATI tray tools has a benchmark utility. now you can turn on the 3d renderer manually too (by clicking show 3d renderer in the hardware section) just leave that on for a while. Other than that just run a game. anything over an hour and its as stable as it will get.

amazin asian · 01-21-2006, 03:24 PM

Run the 3D Render and have it scan for artifacts. Let it run for a while, and if it doesn't pick up anything after at least 60 seconds, you should be stable. If you do, you've pushed it a bit to far, and you'll have to back down.

01-21-2006, 12:01 AM	#1
Picard USS Enterprise-E Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ten-forward Posts: 949 Credits: -13	Where's the "Overclocking your X300" tutorial? Hey you guys, i can't find it! Maybe it's just me, but i can't find it. Help needed... __________________ i6000d undervolted, overclocked, Creative SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS O L D !

01-21-2006, 12:07 AM	#2
amazin asian Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 712 Credits: 241	It's not really that hard. It is just like overclocking any other ATI card. Go to Omegadrivers.net, download that, and use ATI Tray Tools. Let it try and find the max for your memory first, then gpu, then make sure they are stable (you may have to do less than the max ATT found) and then click scan for artifacts. Then run 3DMark05 and tell us how you do! __________________ Dell i6000 PM 2.13GHz\|1GB DDR2\|x300 128MB\|XP Pro\|80GB 5.4k\|DVD+/-RW\|15.4 WUXGA\|2200b/g Wireless\|Bluetooth\|Logitech G5 Sony Vaio PCV-RX462DS P4 1.3GHz\|384MB RDRAM\|GeForce2 MX 32mb\|XP Pro\|40 GB 5.4k\|DVD\|CD-RW\|16" Viewable Trinitron CTR Myspace\|ATI Overclocking Guide

01-21-2006, 10:19 AM	#3
Picard USS Enterprise-E Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ten-forward Posts: 949 Credits: -13	How can i check if the settings are stable? Do I have to use like Prime95 of something like that? __________________ i6000d undervolted, overclocked, Creative SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS O L D !

01-21-2006, 10:22 AM	#4
James_2k Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: UK Posts: 188 Credits: -2	Well ATI tray tools has a benchmark utility. now you can turn on the 3d renderer manually too (by clicking show 3d renderer in the hardware section) just leave that on for a while. Other than that just run a game. anything over an hour and its as stable as it will get. __________________ Inspiron 6k 1.6 GHz @ 2.13 GHz 2.00 Gb DDR533 Kingston RAM 100Gb Hitachi 7k100 X300 128Mb (418, 330) WXGA Audigy 2 ZS BT 350 9 Cell

01-21-2006, 03:24 PM	#5
amazin asian Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 712 Credits: 241	Run the 3D Render and have it scan for artifacts. Let it run for a while, and if it doesn't pick up anything after at least 60 seconds, you should be stable. If you do, you've pushed it a bit to far, and you'll have to back down. __________________ Dell i6000 PM 2.13GHz\|1GB DDR2\|x300 128MB\|XP Pro\|80GB 5.4k\|DVD+/-RW\|15.4 WUXGA\|2200b/g Wireless\|Bluetooth\|Logitech G5 Sony Vaio PCV-RX462DS P4 1.3GHz\|384MB RDRAM\|GeForce2 MX 32mb\|XP Pro\|40 GB 5.4k\|DVD\|CD-RW\|16" Viewable Trinitron CTR Myspace\|ATI Overclocking Guide

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