I played with 9 different settings on my 9200 card.  I used a
benchmarking program called open GL extensions viewer.  I made 5 passes
over each setting to get an average.  Here are the settings and the
benchmarking results:

250 / 200     100%
250 / 210     101.35%
275 / 200     101.43%
275 / 210     102.85%
290 / 210     103.36%
290 / 215     103.58%
300 / 215     103.13%
300 / 210     103.12%
295 / 215     103.94%

So as you can see, once the processor hit 300MHz, the average
benchmarked speed (5 different tests) was slower than that at 290MHz.  I
then went to 295MHz and experienced the best score.  So an 18% overclock
on the processor and a 7.5% overclock on the memory resulted in the card
testing 4% faster.  I will look for other benchmarking utilities, but a
4% increase for free is acceptable by me.  Im guessing that 300MHz just
makes the processor run hotter and therefore less effectively.  So, I
assume better cooling could allow me to get to maybe 310MHz.  Ive
decided not to overclock the memory further, but that seems like it
would be the only thing I could do right now for possibly a better test
score.  I will research into a voltage mod and cooling for the RAM as
well.  Well, I just may try 295 / 220.

All thoughts and suggestions welcome.

Thanks

Chris P


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