Hello, i'm the new owner of a MSI Radeon 6870. I'm very happy with it, but i have one problem. In 2D mode the card just won't go with the 2D clocks (100/300), it stais at 300/1050 (gpu/memory). I've changed 2 sets of catalyst drivers and the problem still remains. Any ideeas ?? Pls help !
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Radeon 6870 Problem, pls help !
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| System Name | BAH! - - tHE ECo FReAK |
|---|---|
| Processor | Athlon II X4 620 @ 1.15V |
| Motherboard | ASUS 785G EVO |
| Cooling | Stock |
| Memory | Corsair Titanium 4GB DDR3 1600MHz C9 |
| Video Card(s) | Sapphire HD5850 @ 1.049v |
| Storage | Seagate 7200.12 500GB |
| Display(s) | BenQ G2220HD |
| Case | Cooler Master Elite 334 |
| Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
| Power Supply | Corsair VX550W |
| Software | Windows 7 Ultimate x64 |
how many monitors?? this is the idle clock for 2 monitors
are you sure thunderising ? Because i have 2 monitors, not actually using 2 but i have the primary one 22" Samsung 1680*1050 that, the secondary one is LCD TV that i watch movies but i let it always enabled in CCC. I will check when i go home this issue. I have no problems in gaming, the frequencies go up to 900 and 1050. i will reply shortly.
1) download lated drivers (10.12) and have it on hand dont use them yet
2) uninstall all ATI utilities / Overclocking tools
3) Uninstall drivers completely
4) delete everything in prefetch and temp folder
5) go to start menu type in : regedit delete anything ATI display / catalyst related
6) reboot and go into safe mode without networking (as windows will try install drivers) run driver sweeper for ATI drivers
7) go back into safe mode and install the 10.12 drivers
this is how i do my driver install if this dont work then i am sorry to say so but i think it is a bios problem =\
2) uninstall all ATI utilities / Overclocking tools
3) Uninstall drivers completely
4) delete everything in prefetch and temp folder
5) go to start menu type in : regedit delete anything ATI display / catalyst related
6) reboot and go into safe mode without networking (as windows will try install drivers) run driver sweeper for ATI drivers
7) go back into safe mode and install the 10.12 drivers
this is how i do my driver install if this dont work then i am sorry to say so but i think it is a bios problem =\
thanks my friend...your steps worked. thank you very much, it helped me !
Update: once i plug my second display without enabling it goes to 300 / 1050. Even if i unplug it and restart the system it remains at 300 / 1050. I've seen those 100 / 300 only once at the begining before pluging my hdmi cable to my lcd tv.
Update: once i plug my second display without enabling it goes to 300 / 1050. Even if i unplug it and restart the system it remains at 300 / 1050. I've seen those 100 / 300 only once at the begining before pluging my hdmi cable to my lcd tv.
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