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4850 voltage change
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Then I believe the only way your going to be able to increase voltage is by hardware mod.
My question wasn't about gputool though. Will the ati tray tools voltage adjustment work or not? I can select voltages in att I'm just not sure it's actually being applied. I read 4850s can't have their voltage changed from within Windows just want to know if that's true.
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No. That was why I was suggesting GPUTool to try but you stated/showed that did not work for you.
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you could try amd gpu clock tool or better mod your bios it allow an increase in voltage up to 1.158.
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the only way is pencil mod or volt mod modding the bios is not worth it imho for the small gain you get
I actually want to lower the voltage. My XFX card is overvolted apparently to accommodate oc'ers. That would be swell and all but I can't get 675 stable even with the voltage being this high by default. And look no 2D settings either. I guess I'll try my hand at editing the bios.
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