rockinup1231
04-17-2009, 07:16 PM
Well, recently I have been making attempts to overclock my graphics card as I've sorted all other issues out with it (cept it's incompatibility with linux, but that's another issue).
The problem is when when I attempt to apply new memory and gpu clocks to my graphics card in ATI Overdrive in the Catalyst Control Center, the new clocks aren't applied. I can adjust them, and have it run a test (which always passes) but when I look at the current clock speeds at the bottom of the window, they don't change.
Perhaps this is a driver issue, or they really are applying and I'm not seeing any change in performance (which I doubt...)? I don't know
Specs:
HIS Radeon HD 2600XT Pro Turbo, GDDR3 512mb, AGP 8x
Catalyst Version 9.3 (AGP hotfix)
All other specs are as they are mentioned in my sig.
I've attached a picture to show what's going on.
EDIT: OH, and what I do every time I try to change the clocks is change them with the sliders to the speeds I want, hit test, and when it passes I click apply and OK. Doesn't do anything it seems.
The problem is when when I attempt to apply new memory and gpu clocks to my graphics card in ATI Overdrive in the Catalyst Control Center, the new clocks aren't applied. I can adjust them, and have it run a test (which always passes) but when I look at the current clock speeds at the bottom of the window, they don't change.
Perhaps this is a driver issue, or they really are applying and I'm not seeing any change in performance (which I doubt...)? I don't know
Specs:
HIS Radeon HD 2600XT Pro Turbo, GDDR3 512mb, AGP 8x
Catalyst Version 9.3 (AGP hotfix)
All other specs are as they are mentioned in my sig.
I've attached a picture to show what's going on.
EDIT: OH, and what I do every time I try to change the clocks is change them with the sliders to the speeds I want, hit test, and when it passes I click apply and OK. Doesn't do anything it seems.