need help with over clocking

[milddanger]

but still i'm not clear kosmiq there three options in overclicking menu like 2d clock, 3d clock and memory clock so what should i increase

[Joe Forster/STA]

[Murtaugh] I have a red, blue and green wire, which one shall I cut?
[Riggs] Hell, I have no idea! Cut all of them, damn it!

[kosmiq]

Originally Posted by Joe Forster/STA

[Murtaugh] I have a red, blue and green wire, which one shall I cut?
[Riggs] Hell, I have no idea! Cut all of them, damn it!

Lol....

2d clock, 3d clock and memory clock

2d Clock = the speed of the GPU in Windows
3d Clock = the speed of the GPU when playing games
memory clock = the speed of the memory on the card

That means that 2d clock can be left alone, don't care about it at all.
As for 3d clock and memory, bump each up 10MHz and see how things works.
Do extended game testing and make sure you get no graphical bugs and so on.

NOTE: I take absolutely no responsibility if you ruin your hardware. I advice that you read on the subject BEFORE attempting to do anything. If you are even just a little but unsure, read some more. If your gfx stops working because you overclocked too much you are out of luck and needs to buy new hardware. I am NOT responsible for anything you might break.

[Dieselbrad]

3d Clock/memory clock is the typical format when refering to overclocking your GPU.

My previous post recommends 300/(step toward 500), and as said no responsibility here if you fry something

[milddanger]

so now i have come to a conclusion that i should not overclock my 3d card maybe if i am not that lucky........i would be left empty handed with a burned 3d card in my hands..........
anyways thanks for your help