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    AMD GPU Clock tool not saving

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by Heihachi88, Feb 10, 2012.

  1. Heihachi88

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    Good day, everyone! I have issue with a AMD GPU CLOCK TOOL - after setting up some overclocking to my GPU on ASUS G73JH after windows restart - my overclocking resets back to default, the question is - how to save that changes on every windows restart?

    PS Used AMDGPUClockTool_v0.9.26.0 (specially for HD 5870)
     
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    Good question I have the same version, I have set up a shortcut
    the target is "C:\Program Files (x86)\AMD GPU Clock Tool\AMDGPUClockTool.exe" -eng=800 -mem=1130
    You set whatever values you want, and put the shortcut in your startup folder
     
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    Did so, but its annoying screen flashing when u're setting overclock on GPU with this tool.

    I've set 800/1100MHZ but in WEI it shows 7.2 for graphics and gaming graphics. Whats your WEI Score?
     
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    I use MSI Afterburner. I've never had a problem
     
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    Which version you have used? Works well? no need to launch this programm after very windows restart?

    PS just noticed in your sign about 1600mhz RAM - would G73JH benefit something from that upgrade? Does it support that at all?

    In 3DMark11 i'm getting just 2100 score ? :O
    i have 920xm processor overclocked to 28/27/23/21
    and GPU at stock... If i overlock GPU to 800/1100mhz im getting artefacts in a combined tests.. is its overheating?
     
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    WEI is also 7.2 , the flashing I just got used to it (seems only a fraction of a second)
    Another option to OC the GPU is in CCC - performance- AMD overdrive - unlock and move sliders - (this will only work if you have updated the VBIOS to od2 (Kudos to Chastity).
    What version of CCC are you using?
    Not sure about ram but this may help
    http://forum.notebookreview.com/asu...4-g-skill-sniper-series-ddr3-1600mhz-g73.html
     
    JOSEA, Feb 11, 2012
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