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navijat poskusi s kakšnim programom kot je Riva tuner za durona pa ostane samo eno: poskusi!

Kuglvinkl, razjasni malo tisto z coolbitsi, pa regpatchm kr ne vem glih kako kej to gre...

Aja, mam duron 1000, na abit kg7, ddr 266, gf2 mx 400.

Hvala za odgovore...

Tu imaš link, kjer je vse do potankosti obrazloženo.

Vse kar je, si snameš ta regpatch, dvakrat klikneš, reboot. V GeF Control Panelu se ti pojavi nov jeziček:



potem enostavno naviješ preko drsnikov:



Še malce nasvetov:

Common signs you have overclocked too far:

White-spotted "snow" in games
Mouse cursor disappears, becomes a "box of static" or leaves trails
Textures (walls etc) flash, scroll, are the wrong colours or look distorted in games
In DOS mode, text flashes or the wrong characters appear
The "wrong thing" or noise appearing, any other odd graphical behaviour in windows or games
Some tips for overclocking using CoolBits:

Don't just drag the sliders over to some crazily-high number and hope for the best. Take it gradually, a few MHz at a time. A good idea is to read reviews of your video card and see what the reviewers got it up to. Take note of what they are using for cooling and take it into account if you're using less powerful methods. Start your overclocking BELOW what you think you should be getting, based on what you know about your card, and work your way slowly upwards.
As with any overclock, there is variation between the cards, even two of the same brand and model. Factors like ambient temperature, airflow over the card and even the quality of your power supply and motherboard can all affect the speed you reach. So don't automatically expect to get the same as your mate, even if he has the same card as you.
When you overclock a component, you almost always raise its temperature. The cores of modern graphics cards run pretty hot already, so you will probably want to consider some kind of aftermarket cooling if you're going to run the core overclocked a fair way for a long time, or you could be risking the longevity of your card. Airflow is important, too! Make sure you have good airflow through your case so the card cooling can do its job.
Don't just overclock for the sake of overclocking. Use benchmarks and your favorite games to see if there's really a noticeable improvement from the overclock. Otherwise you're raising the temperature and possibly risking your card for no reason. It may be that some other part of your system is the bottleneck.