Tuesday, February 12th 2008
AMD Hosts AMD Overdrive Software on Their Website
So a company made a suite of software for their products, and released it. Big deal, right? The thing is, AMD launching AMD Overdrive is surprisingly important. Instead of various hardware enthusiast boards hosting buggy beta code, AMD hosting their software is a sign of maturity. Overdrive's upload signified that AMD is happy enough with their software to label it official, and is confident enough with the code to host it on their website.
Alright, enough chit-chat. You may download the AMD Overdrive software, which overclocks AMD processors of most sorts, and checks the overclock stability of all processors, here.
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HardOCP
Alright, enough chit-chat. You may download the AMD Overdrive software, which overclocks AMD processors of most sorts, and checks the overclock stability of all processors, here.
16 Comments on AMD Hosts AMD Overdrive Software on Their Website
tpu is kinda popular
hurray for tpu :)
the OD tells me I need a 7 series chipset??? won't work with my opteron?
I couldn't get it stable so I removed the conductive ink and sent it back. Of course, I wasn't really abusing the part. I was just trying to get it working so I wouldn't have to deal with them.
I got two bad cards from them (same problem). I told them they will never get my business again. Hard lesson XFX, now EVGA gets my business (I knew I should've stuck with EVGA after my 6800 was awesome).