HD4250 overclock with Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H

[Jaabili]

I now have my Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H, now I am considering the IGP from 880g to overclock and have a few questions which I, unfortunately, even after a search, can not answer. I want to do overclocking of HD 4250, where I am facing some problems. I have some following points :

1. Is it worth it to overclock, so I do not mean the purchase of a dedicated graphics card would be better?
2. What should I care settings ie, waste heat, etc.?
3. As far as we can on average, assuming you have the original Coolers are the motherboard?

Please help me.

[Reginald]

Unless you gamble worth only one or two games where running a little while but the FPS are low, as it may, but if you want to gamble so you get a different things are not around. There is not much observed, voltage is not too high when it comes to the board, otherwise Temp can not say how to go high, but much warmer it is anyway, about 70° there are no problem, but one keeps NB even more out, is not already in the red.

[Sylvester.S]

Whether you have in games now 2 or 3 fps is not really a big difference, although you have overclocked by 50%. For 100 € you get even a HD 5750, the minute the 10-fold on performance also has cheap tickets, which are even cheaper, the x-fold power of the IGPs. But then also I would like to recommend you to not go for overclocking.

[Aabhas]

Presumably you play on the HD4290, which even has the same chip with a higher clock. But to your questions:

• 1st No. Gambling so you can actually won and HD can not accelerate it either way.
• 2nd Remember that the room in the summer are warmer and the thing is passively cooled.
• 3rd. The HD4290 has the same chip and runs at 700 instead of 500 MHz. But if there significantly better coolers are built.

[GNom]

Presumably you play on the HD4290, which even has the same chip with a higher clock.

could be useful under some circumstances, but if you have problems with the videos, then I would look for a processor meaner. So quite so narrow-chested as some do here, the ATI IGPs are not. Regarding performance comparable to an Nvidia 6600 (non GT). Older games are playable without AA so liquid. With newer games of course, is quite fast shift in the shaft. Overclocking should be possible up to ~ 900 - 1000 MHz. Not something to increase the voltage of the chipset.