Bump up the memory clock on your 5770 to max.
Firefox issue that's driving me insane.
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I have no idea how to do this and is it the same as OCing as I really don't wanna overclock my graphics card as I hear it kills it faster.Originally Posted by tompsonn
Bump up the memory clock on your 5770 to max.
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The amount of life that overclocking decreases on your graphics card is negligible, and to that I say welcome to Overclock.net
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You can do it using AMD Overdrive in the Catalyst Control Center - yes its overclocking the memory on the graphics card. I had a 5750 with the same problem - the memory clock doesn't run fast enough to keep the two monitors in sync so you get the flickering. Doesn't happen all the time, sometimes only with one program (in your case Firefox).Originally Posted by Vezryl
I have no idea how to do this and is it the same as OCing as I really don't wanna overclock my graphics card as I hear it kills it faster.
The amount of life that overclocking decreases on your graphics card is negligible, and to that I say welcome to Overclock.net
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Do I over-ride the existing CPU settings?
And how much would I increase it by?
(Are you sure it's only a small decrease?)
http://prntscr.com/1ji446Originally Posted by tompsonn
You can do it using AMD Overdrive in the Catalyst Control Center - yes its overclocking the memory on the graphics card. I had a 5750 with the same problem - the memory clock doesn't run fast enough to keep the two monitors in sync so you get the flickering. Doesn't happen all the time, sometimes only with one program (in your case Firefox).
The amount of life that overclocking decreases on your graphics card is negligible, and to that I say welcome to Overclock.net![smile.gif]()
Do I over-ride the existing CPU settings?
And how much would I increase it by?
(Are you sure it's only a small decrease?)
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And yes, we're not even going to touch the GPU core clock - only the memory clock.
Ah that's settings for your CPU - you'll need to open the Catalyst Control Center (for your graphics card). It should have been installed when you installed your graphics drivers.Originally Posted by Vezryl
http://prntscr.com/1ji446
Do I over-ride the existing CPU settings?
And how much would I increase it by?
(Are you sure it's only a small decrease?)
And yes, we're not even going to touch the GPU core clock - only the memory clock.
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Windows 8 x64 bit.Originally Posted by tompsonn
64-bit Windows 7 or 8? Download latest drivers here and make sure to include CCC: http://www2.ati.com/drivers/13-4_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc_whql.exe
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I kinda don't know how to clean then properly can you give me a guide on how to? And yes mid installation blue screen saying it can't handle threadsOriginally Posted by KenLautner
He linked the correct drivers from the looks of it.
It bluescreened in middle of installation? did you clean the previous drivers properly?
Try safe mode.
I finally got it fixed and installed the Beta Driver.
Here is where I'm at. -
But when I increase it, it looks like ;
I tested the clock as well and it failed the test. I have no idea what to do and really need some type of current response.
Here is where I'm at. -
But when I increase it, it looks like ;
I tested the clock as well and it failed the test. I have no idea what to do and really need some type of current response.
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