"Past RADEON products have shown significant flexibility in overclocking, so an ace in overclocking could very well make the All In Wonder an even better performer. Since ATI strongly discourages overclocking, it stands to reason that there are no "hidden" overclocking utilities in the driver set. Fair enough - we must turn to a third party application to facilitate overclocking. We used PowerStrip 3.0, which recently entered a beta testing stage and is free to download.
We started with 183/183MHz, the shipping frequency for ATI's more expensive 64MB DDR RADEON retail card. After traversing a number of 2MHz increments we finally settled on 200/200MHz as our stable overclock."
Anyone know where I can get this powerstrip 3.0 and if it is necessary to add a heatsink + fan combo to get it to 200/200?
We started with 183/183MHz, the shipping frequency for ATI's more expensive 64MB DDR RADEON retail card. After traversing a number of 2MHz increments we finally settled on 200/200MHz as our stable overclock."
Anyone know where I can get this powerstrip 3.0 and if it is necessary to add a heatsink + fan combo to get it to 200/200?
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