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System Name | The Terminator. |
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Processor | Intel i7 950 3.06Ghz. |
Motherboard | Asus P6X58D-Extreme |
Cooling | Stock. |
Memory | Corsair 6GB (3x2GB) DDR3 2000MHz Dominator-GT Memory Kit CL8 (8-9-8-24) 1.65V |
Video Card(s) | Sapphire HD 6950 2GB GDDR5. |
Storage | WD 1TB 3.5" SATA-III 6Gb/s / OCZ Vertex 120GB SSD. |
Display(s) | 24'' Widescreen Samsung 1080p. |
Case | Antec 1200 Gaming Case. |
Audio Device(s) | Realtek. |
Power Supply | TX 650W Corsair |
Software | Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit |
I'm finding ATI tool a bit confusing at the moment. I want to overclock my card, and earlier i did. I set the clock speeds, ran 3D Mark 06, played some games and it went okay. After rebooting and loading up the 2D profile, then manually loading the OC'd profile, artifacts my entire screen and crashes PC? Then it continually did this everytime i selected that profile.
Why when it was working straight after the OC with no artifacts?
Do i still need to disable a load of services to make ATi Tool (Latest ver) run properly with my X1900XT?
Is there a good guide i can follow with ATi Tool and overeclocking my X1900XT? One good for beginners.
What's the most stable ATi tool version for overclocking my X1900XT?
Why is it, when i set for example my Core speed to 650 and hit 'Set Clock', ati tool changes it to 641 instead? It's frustrating the hell outta me, and means i can't perform a precise overclock.
Thankyou guys, sorry to be so nooby but it's been a while since i oc'ed, and i never was very good at it.
Why when it was working straight after the OC with no artifacts?
Do i still need to disable a load of services to make ATi Tool (Latest ver) run properly with my X1900XT?
Is there a good guide i can follow with ATi Tool and overeclocking my X1900XT? One good for beginners.
What's the most stable ATi tool version for overclocking my X1900XT?
Why is it, when i set for example my Core speed to 650 and hit 'Set Clock', ati tool changes it to 641 instead? It's frustrating the hell outta me, and means i can't perform a precise overclock.
Thankyou guys, sorry to be so nooby but it's been a while since i oc'ed, and i never was very good at it.
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