Overclocking problem

Hi,
i have an overclocking problem with my MSI FX 5500 t128 Graphic Card!!
When i overclock 3D and memory clock on 250MHz and 450MHz and restart my Computer
the values have been set by default...
What to do??

Hi,
Sorry because i forgot to tell how i solve my problem
I have just downloaded and install nTweaker form www.guru3D.com.. This program has some
 Advanced options in nVidia Display.
AMD Ahhlon XP Burton 2600+
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Cooler Gigabyte GH-ED721-MF
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