Rooke
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Processor | P4 560 3.6GHz oc'd to 4.0GHz |
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Motherboard | Asus P5AD2 Premium |
Cooling | CoolerMaster Hyper6+ / Zalman VF700-Cu |
Memory | Crucial 1GB Ballistix DDR2 PC2-5300 667MHz |
Video Card(s) | Sapphire ATI X800XT oc'd to c531.0/m535.5 |
Storage | (2) WD 74GB Raptors in Raid 0 |
Display(s) | NEC FE21111sb 21" Crt |
Case | SilverStone Temjin 3 ( Nimitz ) |
Audio Device(s) | onboard C-Media |
Power Supply | PC P & C Turbo-Cool 510 Express |
Software | WinXP Pro SP2 |
Ever since I installed ATI Catalyst 6.1, both ATITool 0.24 & 0.25b11 loose the overclocks after ( & before(?) ) any 3D program closes. It now always resets the Core & Mem back to 499.5 which is the default for my card.
I first detected this problem when running the new 3DMark06. Even tho it reported my frequencies as 531/531 in the details when it started, after it finished and sent my results to the web site, it reported my frequencies as 499.5/499.5.
Since then I've tested both ATITool 0.24 & 0.25b11 with the 3D test in DxDiag, Half-Life 2, Doom3, Darwinia and Halo and the same things happens with all of them.
I have no real way of knowing (that I know of) whether it's reseting the frequencies as soon as the any of the games start, other than they seem to play less smooth than when I knew the overclocks were in effect.
I've never turned on 3D-Detection in ATITool, so that can't be the problem and as far I know the overclock frequencies stayed put with ATI Catalyst 5.12 & 5.13.
One last thing: I always have OverDrive turned off in the ATI Control Center.
Help!
I first detected this problem when running the new 3DMark06. Even tho it reported my frequencies as 531/531 in the details when it started, after it finished and sent my results to the web site, it reported my frequencies as 499.5/499.5.
Since then I've tested both ATITool 0.24 & 0.25b11 with the 3D test in DxDiag, Half-Life 2, Doom3, Darwinia and Halo and the same things happens with all of them.
I have no real way of knowing (that I know of) whether it's reseting the frequencies as soon as the any of the games start, other than they seem to play less smooth than when I knew the overclocks were in effect.
I've never turned on 3D-Detection in ATITool, so that can't be the problem and as far I know the overclock frequencies stayed put with ATI Catalyst 5.12 & 5.13.
One last thing: I always have OverDrive turned off in the ATI Control Center.
Help!