How do you overclock in ATT

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silverphoenix

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I installed the latest omega drivers, since they gave me more performance than Cat drivers. But how do you overclock using the ATT that comes with it? I open up manual overclock and in grey it says overclocking disabled...
 
Right-click on the tray icon, go into the hardware menu, and select overclocking settings.

Edit: Just reread your post, odd that it would be greyed out. You shouldn't need to remove ATT to install ATITool, so if you'd rather keep it you probably won't have any issues.
 
-edit would I be better off trying to use ATi Cat and CCC?


When I install ATi Tools it says it needs to disable something, it has to disable the dynamic oc that the card does going from 2d to 3d, mebe that is why? The card is a sapphire X1900XT 256.

This is what shows

NoOC.jpg
 
I've used ATi tool to try to manually oc to stock speeds of 620/1450, I had to stop at 550 due to artifacting. Now according to ATi Tool the card is drawing in 21.8 amps under load at those clocks. My PSU is rated 18A per 12V line... This card can't possibly use over 200watts can it? and when I let it hit 620/1450 via dynamic oc the machine has no problem. Strange what can be wrong? Should I uninstall Omega drivers and just install cat and let overdrive oc it for me? And if I do that how do I fully uninstall omega drivers? driver cleaner doesn't seem to have an option for it.
 
as far as i know the unistall does a decent job then what it doesn't get rid of use add remove programs. ati tray tools is a good app and I will only use it to OC my vidcards. the 3d renderer thing shows artifacts sometimes no matter what the clock speeds are. i just trry it in a game instead to see if i have stability.
 
The latest version of ATI Tray Tools does not support overclocking for x1000 series cards. The overclocking option was disabled until Ray could work out the bugs with the new cards.
 
-=Antimatter=- said:
The latest version of ATI Tray Tools does not support overclocking for x1000 series cards. The overclocking option was disabled until Ray could work out the bugs with the new cards.
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Actually I found out the ATT vs that comes packaged with the Omega drivers is older. A newer vs has it enabled and works fine. Now I need to get a quieter cooler... And just a question but what is a safe voltage limit for the x1900xt card?
 
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