ati tool does not work with the gtx series and vista
ATI Tool + Vista x64 + GTX 260?
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Yeah, I figured as much, since it absolutely wouldn't work last time I tried it.
I will stick to OCCT v3.0.1 then
jam3s
Originally Posted by bumsoil  ati tool does not work with the gtx series and vista |
I will stick to OCCT v3.0.1 then
jam3s
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I've tried 0.27b as well, but I'll try it again.
Thanks grunion
edit: oh wow it works..
Originally Posted by grunion Sure it works, use this version. I've used with 260, 280 and my 295. |
Thanks grunion
edit: oh wow it works..
It works fine for me in Vista x64 with my 260, you need the beta 3 version, i've still seen people have problems with it though.
ATITool 0.27
EDIT: Beaten to it
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with a newer beta too! I didn't even know there was a beta 4
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ATITool 0.27
EDIT: Beaten to it
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Thanks guys, I tried the 0.27 before and it didn't work but now I guess b4 does
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Just doesn't show shader (I'm not sure it ever did?)
jam3s
Originally Posted by GeforceGTS It works fine for me in Vista x64 with my 260, you need the beta 3 version, i've still seen people have problems with it though. ATITool 0.27 EDIT: Beaten to it
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Just doesn't show shader (I'm not sure it ever did?)
jam3s
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Nope never shows shader
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Don't use it for overclocking anyway, just scanning for artifacts...
Don't use it for overclocking anyway, just scanning for artifacts...
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yeah I always just used it for artifacts.
OCCT v3.0.1 works well too.
I just wanted a "backup" program, if you know what I mean.
Nice clocks on your 55nm... now I know why people like them so much
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Originally Posted by GeforceGTS Nope never shows shader
Don't use it for overclocking anyway, just scanning for artifacts... |
OCCT v3.0.1 works well too.
I just wanted a "backup" program, if you know what I mean.
Nice clocks on your 55nm... now I know why people like them so much
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I've never used OCCT for stressing a GPU, I should give it a try sometime.
I usualy just use ATITool, FurMark and 3DMark06/Vantage.
Those are just my folding clocks btw, i'm sure with any prolonged gaming I would soon crash
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I usualy just use ATITool, FurMark and 3DMark06/Vantage.
Those are just my folding clocks btw, i'm sure with any prolonged gaming I would soon crash
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lol furmark scares me... temps are wicked on that thing hahah
Originally Posted by GeforceGTS I've never used OCCT for stressing a GPU, I should give it a try sometime. I usualy just use ATITool, FurMark and 3DMark06/Vantage. Those are just my folding clocks btw, i'm sure with any prolonged gaming I would soon crash
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lol, yeah me too. It gives you a good idea of what your max temps may be gaming though, since ATItool doesn't really produce much heat
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Originally Posted by jam3s lol furmark scares me... temps are wicked on that thing hahah |
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wrong...it works perfectly for me. I run my clocks at 720/1440/1107 and I found my max overclock using ATI Tool to scan for artifacts and windows vista sp1 (32bit).
If I up any of my current settings to the next strap it will produce artifacts in ATI Tool, and it will crash OCCT GPU Test, and Furmark after a certain period of time, while as my stable clocks found with ATI Tool work perfectly and no crashes to date in any benchmark programs, nor gaming.
Originally Posted by bumsoil ati tool does not work with the gtx series and vista |
If I up any of my current settings to the next strap it will produce artifacts in ATI Tool, and it will crash OCCT GPU Test, and Furmark after a certain period of time, while as my stable clocks found with ATI Tool work perfectly and no crashes to date in any benchmark programs, nor gaming.
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