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    wierd readings from ati tool on x1600?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by weste47, Apr 15, 2007.

  1. weste47

    weste47 Notebook Consultant

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    i have an imac 17" , with x1600 graphics card, and right now im on bootcamp. i just downloaded the ati tool intending to try to find out how to overclock it some, after reading some other peoples posts. but when i opened the tool the settings seemed different than other peoples but im not sure. heres what they said.

    under the profile title in the pulldown it says "Default (89.95/89.95)"

    Then below under "Core" it has the number "1124.38", and under memory it has "1184.34."

    i was intending to overclock and people said the default for the imac was like 400/400. but i dont see any numbers like that one here? so if anyone could tell me how to overclock my x1600 with clear instructions that'd be great as i looked a little and couldn't find any really.
     
  2. LFC

    LFC Ex-NBR

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    version 0.25 beta 14 last I kept up to date with all this OC thing is the one that works properly. Are you using that one?
     
  3. Zellio

    Zellio The Dark Knight

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    use powerstrip. It'll overclock anything.

    Get rid of atitool and use powerstrip.

    It's way better anyway.