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To be Honest with you... I see no reason why you need to overclock this
card, and you may have overclocked to much that the card will over heat this
is where you start to get your problems.
The only time you need to overclock a pease of hardware is when the program
your running needs the speed and calculations
that a card can't handle, in your case this is a waste of time. And the more
overclocked the more power it needs, so can your motherboard handle it.
So just be careful you don't fry your graphic card.

DM........
peet_dk <peet_dk@worldonline.dk> wrote in message
news:k2o65.34$oR5.674@news000.worldonline.dk...
> Hi!
>
> I'm gonna keep  my CL Geforce256 overclocked, and just whant to know:
>
> When I'm playing Counter-Strike I got some strange flashing light see
this:
> see it here:
> www.geocities.com/peter.stephan/CS/image4.tif
> www.geocities.com/peter.stephan/CS/image5.tif
> www.geocities.com/peter.stephan/CS/image7.tif
> www.geocities.com/peter.stephan/CS/image8.tif
>
> It's because i have overclock it too much, but is there a way to keep it
> that overclocked, but whit out the flashing?
>
> Will this help:
>
> A better cooler? (maby golden orb)
>
> Some RAM Heatsink? ( http://www.plycon.com/ramhs.jpg )
>
> Creative GeForce256, CCF:140MHz MeM: 350MHz
>
>
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>  If you are using Roger Wilco, and playing
>  3d�shooters. Like  Counterstrike and Rainbow Six.
>  Then we can  play on the same
>  channel, just contact me.
>
>