I've got atitool 0.27b installed and I can't seem to get it to work properly. I've gone to the options tab and enabled the "driver level overclocking...". Whenever I increase the mem or core frequency and hit set clock, it just goes back to the default setting. Is there a setting or something else I'm missing here?
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x1950gt & atitool oc problem
- Thread starter birdie800
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Ziontrain
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Try ATIClk, can't seem to find a link for you ATM, but it supports the x1950 series. Worked for me. Hope that helps.
Weird, so I hit the find max clock options and now since it atitool has changed the clocks for me, I can now change them myself to whatever i want. I can hit the set clock button and it actually sticks. It's about 5mhz lower than what I set, but at least I can change the clocks now.
Is there a way to verify that the video card is actually running these speeds I have set in atitool? When I open up the overdrive feature in CCC, it still says my actual speed is at default. Wouldn't it detect high speeds since I have them set in atitool?
Is there a way to verify that the video card is actually running these speeds I have set in atitool? When I open up the overdrive feature in CCC, it still says my actual speed is at default. Wouldn't it detect high speeds since I have them set in atitool?