ATITool and Find Max

[djBon2112]

I've been looking around, but I havn't found any results.

When I'm say scanning for artifacts using ATITool, what exactly does it mean when it says "Delta of X in Y pixels (Average Z)"? It still says "No errors for X seconds", but I'm curious to know what that phrase means.

 

[-=PESTILENCE=-]

Delta is just a change in pixels. There shouldn't be any change if you don't have artifacts. if you do start to get them, it will tell you how much artifacting, how many pixels, and then the average number of errors.

Now, my problem is, I wish I could get this to work on my x1900xtx, but it doesn't seem to want to change any clocks...lol. Or rather, detect anything but 2d clocks and then never change to the new values...

 

[djBon2112]

Mine actually does that sometimes too... Don't know why, but it seems to happen whenever ATITool can't access core system services and drivers. Are you on a limited account?

 

[-=PESTILENCE=-]

Odd...i just tried this again, and again, it detects the clocks as 0/0. Tried to hit the find max core button and my system rebooted. This is weird. Anyone got a clue wtf is up? Do I have a bum card?

 

[Chilly]

Odd...i just tried this again, and again, it detects the clocks as 0/0. Tried to hit the find max core button and my system rebooted. This is weird. Anyone got a clue wtf is up? Do I have a bum card?

Thats because your overclocking a glitched thingy, donno what the thingy actually is but, its not your video card (I get it too) go to settings and chane the "Use Device" dropdown to the second one, once I do this it detects fine

 

[BillParrish]

use the beta version of ATItool (bottom of their web page) you might also have to disable hot key polling in the ATI control center or remove the control center completely.

I didnt bother to play with it and just downloaded the beta version and removed the ATI control center and I could then get proper clock/memory values and change them for my 1900GT.

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=gethowto&howtoID=61