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    7970m in idle clocks after -xcl command

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Kevinmcg, Dec 22, 2012.

  1. Kevinmcg

    Kevinmcg Notebook Deity

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    Hello,
    My 7970m is staying in idle clocks while gaming after running the XCL command.
    I have reinstalled the drivers to no avail, i also did a system restore to no avail.
    Any help will yield rep.
    Thanks.
     
  2. Kevinmcg

    Kevinmcg Notebook Deity

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    Uninstalling MSI Afterburner then the drivers then reinstalling the drivers fixed it but thanks guys :D

    Note: After closing MSI Afterburner while in kombuster my utilization went up to 100% instantly.
     
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    haha well that went fast :)

    be aware that after inputting the -xcl command ull have to reboot ur laptop before amd overdrive can take effect. after that, afterburner doesnt have to be opened, u just use CCC to OC.
     
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    Yeah i still had screen tearing too and it broke everything. I'm just going to stick with my conservative clocks, Thanks for the help though :)