Cat 10.11 Higher than 900/1300 high idle =(

Just a nickname · 11-24-10, 01:08 PM

When I am in MSI, whatever the clock I use, I have the previous problem from the drivers after 10.4 high idle (850+Mhz//1200-1300MHz).

By overclocking trough cata, I can go up to 900/1300 and idle at 157//300 now.

Why it doesn`t work on MSI now =( ?
I can go up to 950/1300 with stock voltage so it sucks I can`t get low idle!

Rinne · 11-24-10, 02:59 PM

Just to get it right:
You Overclock to 900MHZ GPU/1300 MHZ Ram and the card doesn't lower the clocks in idle at all when using afterburner?

It does however idle at 157MHZ GPU / 300 MHZ Ram when using catalyst?

Don't know why that could be the case (probably update afterburner), but I am fairly certain that you really don't want such high jumps in clock ( and likely voltage) changes, as it puts a lot of strain on your cards.

Just a nickname · 11-24-10, 04:34 PM

I don't see what is the problem with clock "jump"...

I was also thinking at MSI, but no. Update is maybe too recent; I still have the problem however.

11-24-10, 01:08 PM	Thread Starter #1
Just a nickname Member Join Date: Aug 2010	Cat 10.11 Higher than 900/1300 high idle =( When I am in MSI, whatever the clock I use, I have the previous problem from the drivers after 10.4 high idle (850+Mhz//1200-1300MHz). By overclocking trough cata, I can go up to 900/1300 and idle at 157//300 now. Why it doesn`t work on MSI now =( ? I can go up to 950/1300 with stock voltage so it sucks I can`t get low idle! __________________ System: i5-750 @ 4.4GHz (and beyond), 1.368v under LinX & 1.225v VTT EK supreme cooper, MCP655 with 2x360 swiftech EVGA P55 classified 200 2x2Gb ECO G.skill 1600 7-8-7-24 @ 2000MHz 7-8-7-24 1.61v / 2100MHz 8-9-8-24 1.5v XFX 5870 @ 960//1300 stock voltage CM690 II Samsung F3 spinpoint Corsair 750W
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11-24-10, 02:59 PM	#2
Rinne Member Join Date: May 2006	Just to get it right: You Overclock to 900MHZ GPU/1300 MHZ Ram and the card doesn't lower the clocks in idle at all when using afterburner? It does however idle at 157MHZ GPU / 300 MHZ Ram when using catalyst? Don't know why that could be the case (probably update afterburner), but I am fairly certain that you really don't want such high jumps in clock ( and likely voltage) changes, as it puts a lot of strain on your cards. __________________ CPU: E8200 @ 3.6GHZ TRUE MB: Gigabyte P35-S3G PSU: Seasonic S-12 500W GFX: MSI Radeon HD 4850 @ 700/1020 Accelero TT RAM: 2x2GB OCZ Reaper 8500, CL5 HDD: 2x WD Caviar 80GB
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11-24-10, 04:34 PM	Thread Starter #3
Just a nickname Member Join Date: Aug 2010	I don't see what is the problem with clock "jump"... I was also thinking at MSI, but no. Update is maybe too recent; I still have the problem however. __________________ System: i5-750 @ 4.4GHz (and beyond), 1.368v under LinX & 1.225v VTT EK supreme cooper, MCP655 with 2x360 swiftech EVGA P55 classified 200 2x2Gb ECO G.skill 1600 7-8-7-24 @ 2000MHz 7-8-7-24 1.61v / 2100MHz 8-9-8-24 1.5v XFX 5870 @ 960//1300 stock voltage CM690 II Samsung F3 spinpoint Corsair 750W
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