Video Card Clock Speeds

[ThaDrewster]

Anyone know of a program that will just give me a readout of what my current clock speeds are?
Im running Windows Vista RC2 5744 and absolutely none of the overclocking software for video cards work with it.

So im going to turn to custom bios editing and using that, so I need a program that will simply just give me a readout of what my current clock speeds are.

Anyone know of such a thing? ive already tried rivatuner, ati tool, and trixx, and a couple others...nothin seems to work, all have device driver/kernel problems in vista.

So I just simply need something that will show me my current clock speeds.

Any feedback would be great, thanks guys.

 

[Paladin21]

I think Coolbits works in Vista, though I haven't tried it on the newer builds/drivers.

 

[ThaDrewster]

I think Coolbits works in Vista, though I haven't tried it on the newer builds/drivers.

Bah, im an idiot, i forgot to mention I need a program to give me a clock speed readouts specifically for ATI cards, does coolbits work for ATI card?

 

[Paladin21]

It doesn't work for ATi, as it just modifies the registry for nVidia-based cards. For an ATi, try Powerstrip (www.entechtaiwan.com), it can display the clock speeds for you. I tried the beta version of it in RC1, and it was fine. I understand that alot of people can't get it to actually save their OC options, but if you are planning to edit the bios of the card, the speed displays work perfectly fine.

 

[ThaDrewster]

It doesn't work for ATi, as it just modifies the registry for nVidia-based cards. For an ATi, try Powerstrip (www.entechtaiwan.com), it can display the clock speeds for you. I tried the beta version of it in RC1, and it was fine. I understand that alot of people can't get it to actually save their OC options, but if you are planning to edit the bios of the card, the speed displays work perfectly fine.

great, thanks man Ill give that a shot...totally forgot about powerstrip lol