Recommended overclocked settings for Ti 4200 with AGP8X?

I was wondering which are the best settings or recommended for overclocking a Ti4200 with AGP 8X.
I searched and notice that people talk about how to when to'???.. but no one says what is the recommendation.. or jsut i have to begin trying numbers and see what happens??..
Thanks!

Hola Next_Gate,
I guess I am following all over this forum now. :D
As a rule of thumb, the Core will go 25 to 50Mhz over spec, but there is little performance to be gained by overclocking the Core. Your real gain is from the RAM.
RAM overclocking with a Vid Card is pot luck. It all depends on the RAM on the particular card you have in your comp. Two identical cards will have different overclocks. If you are going to overclock it, do a 15 to 25Mhz jump the first time, and then from there only a couple of Mhz at a time. I use 3DMark2001SE to test my overclock. If it makes it, I bump it up some more and test again, etc.
If 3DMark2001SE locks, I shut the computer off immediately and lower my overclock. If I start getting garbage on the screen during 3DMark2001SE, I hit the ESC key and lower my overclock.
Be Warned: This has a very good chance of turning your Vid Card in to a very expencive Key Chain. You have to be happy with the possibility of destroying your Vid Card. If you cannot live with that, DO NOT OVERCLOCK.
Saludos,
Ricardo

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> TFe;2163217 Wrote:
>> Are there any recommendations for virtualizing OES11 with vmware vsphere
>> (ESXi 4.1 or 5)?
>>
>> 1. While installation (near at the beginning) there is a choice for the
>> virtualization type.
>> The relevant choices are "physical Computer" or "paravirtualized
>> Computer"
>> Is "physical" really the best choice for vmware, because thats also
>> the setting for fully virtualized guests.
>>
>> 2. SLES11 SP1 support paravitualized drivers for harddisks and usually
>> that is a big performance boost on a suitable server (RAID Controller,
>> SAS Drives, etc.)
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>>
>> thanks
>> Tobi
>
> Hi Tobi,
>
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>
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>
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>
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