Good day everyone, i just purchase a new laptop with HD 2600 card and when i use the AMD GPU tool to check the core speed, the value is 300 for core speed and 400 for memory speed, this should be 500 for core speed and 600 for memory speed? Can you please enlighten me on this or should i bring it back to where i purchase it?
Thanks
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Well I know the GDDR3 version certain has 500/600 clocks but I am not sure about the DDR2 version. Have you tried any BIOs updates from ACER?
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thanks for reply everyone, i already update the BIOs and still stay on 300/400 clock. do you think this is a defective card?
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For my HP notebook, before the BIOs update it was 300/400, afterwards, it was 500/600 because for some reason the clock speed was locked.
But obviously you have a different notebook and card. I actually think that 300/400 is the default clock speed for the DDR2 HD2600, as DDR2 memory runs hotter than GDDR3, therefore it does not allow for as high clock speeds. -
I see, if that the case can i oc it to somewhat make it higher, and if i can oc it it, can you recommend a software to oc it.
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have you done what chesieofdarock suggested? check the clocking when you are in game?
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ups sorry man, still haven't tried that, try it later cause i'm working right now hehe.
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you should be proud of your 300/400, because my 8800m gtx is running at 200/100 right now when i am typing this. however, by the moment i fire up any games, it will jump right up to 600/1500/950
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This is a noob question, dont flame me please, how do i know or what software will i use to see if the clock is firing up?
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the best would be riva tuner, it record your whole clocking changes.
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thanks nirvana, btw can this also be use in online game, thanks also to Johnny T & chesieofdarock
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yea, it can be use for anything, just run it in background.
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the clocking on gpu-z will swtich right back by the moment he hit Alt+Tab
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riva tuner doest show the hardware monitoring for me
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^Same, doesn't work for the HD2600. Never has.
EDIT: you can use GPUz to monitor the clocks and ATI Tool to stress it. Make sure you check if you're set to max battery or max perf in the CCC. I just did a quick check and the clocks only change if I change from one to the other. -
thank you man
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No problem.
ATI HD 2600 core speed only show 300
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by EgoZum, Jul 24, 2008.