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I am overcloking my x1950 pro and I would like to know what would be the maximum voltage I could set if I want the maximum increase. I can raise up my core up to 700 and higher but cant seem to get my mem up.
Originally Posted by binormalkilla ![]() If your memory is resetting to 300 MHz when using ATT, then you are using the wrong version. You need the latest beta, which has fixed this issue. Version 1.2.6.965 http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=206455 Winclock will allow you to set the memory higher. I haven't tried OCing my new HIS X1950 Pro yet (RMAd the Sapphire version), but I will get back with you on it. BTW in the beta version the memory should read correctly on the slider bar as well (not maxed out at default 1440 MHz) |
Originally Posted by binormalkilla ![]() When I tried to OC the memery with the latest ATT beta, I got a mesh blue looking screen.....so on to another app. I will do this later tonight. BTW, check out my thread about the enw Anti-Aliasing technique(s) in the driver section, entitled EATM and Alpha Sharpening. I will be posting screens from BF2142 soon. It really helps! Here is a screen of the clocks displayed correctly (yours should be a bit lower, HIS OCed out of the box) ![]() I experienced the same issue with ATT resetting the clock by 0.5, I would suggest downloading Winclock here: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads...php?q=winclock This came come in handy for resetting the stock clocks quickly, as well as testing higher memory clocks. Also, read this forum thread: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=121382&page=9 Post #206 shows a cracked file of ATI Tool that will allow for proper adjustment of memory, as some people (myself included) recieved lower 3dmark scores with higher memory clocks! This was with my old Sapphire X1950 Pro. |