Evga 8800 Gts Memory Speed Locked! Will Not Change From 792! <~ FOUND A FIX
Ok, for a while there I thought I was runnin 621/900 but it turns out rivatuner is showing me that my memory is running at 792 no matter what I do. I've reset my drivers, uninstall all overclocking programs and reinstalled them, rebooted from rivatuner instead of doing "detect now" after enabling overclocking. Nothing I do changes the clocks.
Whats wierd is when I change my clocks in ATITool, every other program except rivatuner shows the clocks I set. nvidia's monitoring program shows it, ATITool shows it, and even rivatuner's own slider bar in the overclocking page shows it. It simply isn't showing up in riva tuner's sensor monitor.
I've considered it could be rivatuner not showing the correct memory clock, but 1250Mhz on the memory in ATITool with zero artifacts and stock cooling is BS.
Has anyone ever heard of an 8800GTS's memory clocks not budging?
UPDATE (I fixed it):
I'm running dual monitors. When I disabled secondary display and set memory clocks, the clocks take. Then I enable my secondary monitor again and the memory clocks stick.
Running 621/1026 with 18.7k in 3dmark05!I hope this helps.
Ok, for a while there I thought I was runnin 621/900 but it turns out rivatuner is showing me that my memory is running at 792 no matter what I do. I've reset my drivers, uninstall all overclocking programs and reinstalled them, rebooted from rivatuner instead of doing "detect now" after enabling overclocking. Nothing I do changes the clocks.
Whats wierd is when I change my clocks in ATITool, every other program except rivatuner shows the clocks I set. nvidia's monitoring program shows it, ATITool shows it, and even rivatuner's own slider bar in the overclocking page shows it. It simply isn't showing up in riva tuner's sensor monitor.
I've considered it could be rivatuner not showing the correct memory clock, but 1250Mhz on the memory in ATITool with zero artifacts and stock cooling is BS.
Has anyone ever heard of an 8800GTS's memory clocks not budging?
UPDATE (I fixed it):
I'm running dual monitors. When I disabled secondary display and set memory clocks, the clocks take. Then I enable my secondary monitor again and the memory clocks stick.
Running 621/1026 with 18.7k in 3dmark05!I hope this helps.
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