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hi,
i have a geforce fx5200, which i ran the overclocking detection tool which put it on 323 for the core clock and 482 for the memory clock.
the thing is i tried a couple of games and they kinda "hiccup" but the 3d does run faster.
is there anyway of enjoying the speed without thses hiccups?
thanks.

It's supposed to run at what...250/400??
Try experimenting...back off a little & see if it still "hiccups". Try something like 300/450, 320,/460, etc. It's all trial & error.
Asus A7N8X-X
1800+ @ 8.5 x 200MHz
768MB PC3200 2.5-3-3-7
Asus A9550GE/TD 128MB
WinME/WinXP Pro

yeah, i've learned/decided that the best way to overclock is over a VERY long period of time, for GPUs and CPUs. Because stress tests are good if you've just made a change (I use Prime95 for my CPU and 3Dmark03 on a loop for my GPU), and if the overclock passes that test, I'll leave it and just use the computer normally for a few weeks. That's the only true, field-work type test.
good luck!

5200 is a pretty low end card. even you OC it, i still think that it wont make much difference.
P4 3.2GHZ
kingstone 1GB DDR 3200
ABIT AS8 mobo
Nvidia geforce 6800 128mb
Soundblaster 24-bit audigy 2
520W PSU

323/482!? Holy Jesus that's some massive OCing... you must have an igloo for a case to get it to run stable. If you're getting hiccups as you call them, back down by about 5 MHZ at a time and run your games for hours. If you get to a point where your comp's been going hot for awhile and you get no graphical issues, hold it at that speed. OCing takes a long time.

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