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Hi
For quite some time i'm aware of when i'm using flash 10.1 to view like a video, the clocks of my graphics card get locked to 450 MHz for the GPU and 600MHz for the memory.
This wouldnt be a problem if it would just nicely clock up once i start a 3D application(to 600 and 800 for GPU and mem), and switch back after i'm done watching flash content.
It doesnt however, and no matter what i try(apart from manually setting clocks with AMDGPUClockTool), the clocks wont change to the 3d clocks, or change back to their lower power state.
Also, changing the Power plan from 'balanced' to 'high performance', and disabling ATI Powerplay in catalyst does not make a difference.
I hoped this problem would be solved with the coming of new drivers, but sadly this isnt the case.
It also seems to be the same while using HTML5 to view WebM-transcodes videos.
Does anyone else have the same problem, and perhaps a solution for this?
Screenie of GPU-Z , flash, and WoW running as 3-D application:
Also first real post here, hope i did ok with posting a new thread
For quite some time i'm aware of when i'm using flash 10.1 to view like a video, the clocks of my graphics card get locked to 450 MHz for the GPU and 600MHz for the memory.
This wouldnt be a problem if it would just nicely clock up once i start a 3D application(to 600 and 800 for GPU and mem), and switch back after i'm done watching flash content.
It doesnt however, and no matter what i try(apart from manually setting clocks with AMDGPUClockTool), the clocks wont change to the 3d clocks, or change back to their lower power state.
Also, changing the Power plan from 'balanced' to 'high performance', and disabling ATI Powerplay in catalyst does not make a difference.
I hoped this problem would be solved with the coming of new drivers, but sadly this isnt the case.
It also seems to be the same while using HTML5 to view WebM-transcodes videos.
Does anyone else have the same problem, and perhaps a solution for this?
Screenie of GPU-Z , flash, and WoW running as 3-D application:
Also first real post here, hope i did ok with posting a new thread
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