Higher Max OC's in CCC?

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kenprescott21

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My CCC tops out at 650/1000 for my 4830. Runs fine but I was wondering if there was a way to change it so it will allow me a higher overclock.

ATI Tray Tools wont work because of a Low Level Driver Error in Windows 7, and no F8 doesn't rid the problem for some reason although it did in Vista.

Also, I really don't want to download the software pack to digitally sign my drivers as it seems like a lot of work to do just to get ATT to work.

Also changed the thermal paste on these HIS Radeon 4830's to Arctic Silvers Ceramique and it dropped the temps down 6*C Idle 11*C Load. The HIS Cards thermal compound was like chaulk when I took it apart, very amazing.
 
I think if you flash the card BIOS you can set the min/max clocks CCC allows.
 
Went ahead and installed the latest version of WinFlash, when ran as admin it just sits in the background. Can't stop it from running in task manager, so I have to do a hard-reboot. Anyone had this issue? [Win 7 x64]
 
kenprescott21 said:
Went ahead and installed the latest version of WinFlash, when ran as admin it just sits in the background. Can't stop it from running in task manager, so I have to do a hard-reboot. Anyone had this issue? [Win 7 x64]
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Just do it from a bootable flash drive, it isn't hard, and is much safer than messing around with Windows flashes.
 
bholstege said:
Just do it from a bootable flash drive, it isn't hard, and is much safer than messing around with Windows flashes.
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Yeah I was thinking that, havnt got a chance to check around about doing that, and where to go to get files for it.

Will it do both my cards at once or should i take them out separately?
 
kenprescott21 said:
Yeah I was thinking that, havnt got a chance to check around about doing that, and where to go to get files for it.

Will it do both my cards at once or should i take them out separately?
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I've never done multiple cards before. I think you can set a command line option to flash a specific card, but you might want to do them one at a time to be on the safe side.
 
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