Same card, almost same CPU (northy), Same HD, Same RAM, Same power supply, Same GPU.
I just wrote a huge message but it wouldnt post, and when i went to try again it was gone, so heres the summed up vesion. I have that problem too but I fixed it. Mine kept giving me an "error report" when I tried to go over 450MhZ. Here's a step by step how I did it.
1)Go to -this site- and download the drivers.
2)Uninstall the oens you are using now
3)Install drivers and components from OMEGA
4)Make desktop shortcut for ATI Tray Tool
5)Look at your system tray for a little red ATI cube and right click it
6)Look for Hardare, follow that accross and click overclocking.
7)Click "Show 3D render"
8)You can now click max GPU(core) or max Mem.
I successfully got mine to 460MhZ core and 490MhZ Mem. I started receiving artifacts after about 2 minutes, so I downclocked and kept the speeds at 450MhZ Core and 470MhZ Mem (235×2). Let me know how you do, I'd be interested. Good luck man, and just let me know if something goes wrong.
The program I used works just like the ATI tool, you'll see. I dont think this is frying your GPU, but it may be a result of pushing it too far.
I just wrote a huge message but it wouldnt post, and when i went to try again it was gone, so heres the summed up vesion. I have that problem too but I fixed it. Mine kept giving me an "error report" when I tried to go over 450MhZ. Here's a step by step how I did it.
1)Go to -this site- and download the drivers.
2)Uninstall the oens you are using now
3)Install drivers and components from OMEGA
4)Make desktop shortcut for ATI Tray Tool
5)Look at your system tray for a little red ATI cube and right click it
6)Look for Hardare, follow that accross and click overclocking.
7)Click "Show 3D render"
8)You can now click max GPU(core) or max Mem.
I successfully got mine to 460MhZ core and 490MhZ Mem. I started receiving artifacts after about 2 minutes, so I downclocked and kept the speeds at 450MhZ Core and 470MhZ Mem (235×2). Let me know how you do, I'd be interested. Good luck man, and just let me know if something goes wrong.
The program I used works just like the ATI tool, you'll see. I dont think this is frying your GPU, but it may be a result of pushing it too far.
