Are you and your friend using the same Catalyst?
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No because in 5/10 cases you have performance problems. Please uninstall everything, reboot in safemode, use this tool :
http://www.guru3d.com/category/driversweeper/
Then install 9.11 again. If the problem persists, redo the procedure and install 9.10.
Originally Posted by wrekt I definitely did it the slacker way, just installed over it. That's a no-no I imagine? |
No because in 5/10 cases you have performance problems. Please uninstall everything, reboot in safemode, use this tool :
http://www.guru3d.com/category/driversweeper/
Then install 9.11 again. If the problem persists, redo the procedure and install 9.10.
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Wait, really?
Nobody told me this, I'll need to try it sometime
Originally Posted by Wishmaker No because in 5/10 cases you have performance problems. |
Nobody told me this, I'll need to try it sometime
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Yes uninstall normally. Boot safemode and run the tool i gave you. Select ATI, clean and you are good to go.
Originally Posted by wrekt Alright, i'll give the uninstall a try. ATI catalyst install manager - correct? Sorry for the nubs questions. |
Yes uninstall normally. Boot safemode and run the tool i gave you. Select ATI, clean and you are good to go.
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That's too high!
975 OC on my 4890 will crash in the new Stalker demo, 970 would sometimes pass and 965 is the sweet spot... so I went with 960 OC.
I've read a few reviews that had 4980s at 975, but I doubt they even stress tested them.
Originally Posted by wrekt XFX radeon, OC'd to 975/1150. |
975 OC on my 4890 will crash in the new Stalker demo, 970 would sometimes pass and 965 is the sweet spot... so I went with 960 OC.
I've read a few reviews that had 4980s at 975, but I doubt they even stress tested them.
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Windows has 20 million gagillion drivers. It will load a driver for you to use and if you are connected to the internet it will give you a better driver. So no, the screen whon't go blank ... only for a few seconds. After you uninstall ... you reinstall the ATI drivers because of their advanced funtionality.
Toxic Adam,
My second system has CFX HD4890 XXX and I keep them at 1 GHz / 4.6 GHz and they work fine in every game, including left 4 dead. So yeah, there are cards out there capable of high clocks without problems.
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Put the card on stock please and try the same procedure but with catalyst 9.10. Also select Triple Buffering in Control Center.
Originally Posted by Spritanium I don't understand If you delete the video card drivers, won't the screen just...go blank? Or will windows use its default drivers automatically? |
Windows has 20 million gagillion drivers. It will load a driver for you to use and if you are connected to the internet it will give you a better driver. So no, the screen whon't go blank ... only for a few seconds. After you uninstall ... you reinstall the ATI drivers because of their advanced funtionality.
Toxic Adam,
My second system has CFX HD4890 XXX and I keep them at 1 GHz / 4.6 GHz and they work fine in every game, including left 4 dead. So yeah, there are cards out there capable of high clocks without problems.
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| Uninstalled - used driver sweeper in safe mode, reinstalled. Still 40-60 fps =/ |
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Actually, I was asking wishmaker a question. Sorry for hijacking the thread :v
Originally Posted by wrekt uninstalled CCC. The OC is via overdrive auto-tune. |
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