Radeon Hd5850

[Ejracz]

Is there anyway to save an amd GPU tool profile where it loads automatically on start up. In the catayst control Centre this is possible but the overclock settings are now where near high enough.

Edited January 6, 2010 by Ejracz

[PingoPongo]

You can try Rivatuner, MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision. I use MSI Afterburner. Just set the clocks to what you want and know are stable, thick the "Apply overclocking at system startup", hit apply and it's done.

Edited January 6, 2010 by PingoPongo

[Ejracz]

You can try Rivatuner, MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision. I use MSI Afterburner. Just set the clocks to what you want and know are stable, thick the "Apply overclocking at system startup", hit apply and it's done.

 

Thanks for that, Riva tuner doesn't suppprt windwos 7 64 bit or catalyst 91.12. I've tried MSI afterburner and although it allows you to overclock it will not save the profile. According to formus the save function only applies to MSI cards, I 'll try the EVGA one but I'm sure the same applies

[pezcore]

The save function certainly DOES NOT only apply to MSI cards.

 

Change your settings, apply, then click the save box. Works fine with my EVGA GTX 295

[Skugpezz]

Thanks for that, Riva tuner doesn't suppprt windwos 7 64 bit or catalyst 91.12. I've tried MSI afterburner and although it allows you to overclock it will not save the profile. According to formus the save function only applies to MSI cards, I 'll try the EVGA one but I'm sure the same applies

 

 

the save function works fine with my sapphire 5770

[Ejracz]

Installed the EGVA utility but it only supports nvidia cards

 

Tried the MSI afterburner again and when I click save it defaults back to factory settings. It's says in the read me file that it only supports MSI cards. Just wondering whether the Saphire card is preventing the overclock. It will run at the overclock settings but can't save them. I don't want to load the program and overclock it everytime time..... I want it to start on boot.

Edited January 6, 2010 by Ejracz

[Skugpezz]

Installed the EGVA utility but it only supports nvidia cards

 

Tried the MSI afterburner again and when I click save it defaults back to factory settings. It's says in the read me file that it only supports MSI cards. Just wondering whether the Saphire card is preventing the overclock. It will run at the overclock settings but can't save them. I don't want to load the program and overclock it everytime time..... I want it to start on boot.

if you are trying to run speeds higher than CCC limits then it will revert

[Ejracz]

Is there a work around without uninstalling CCC

[Skugpezz]

Is there a work around without uninstalling CCC

flash the bios of the card to asus or msi unlocked bios

[dling]

flash the bios of the card to asus or msi unlocked bios

 

Can you flash the bios say my ati MSI 5970 to a Sapphire 5970

which has a higher clock speeds then mine.

[PingoPongo]

I think i know what you're doing wrong.

 

Forget the save button. Set the clocks you want, press apply, right click number one (circled) and it's done. Oh and thick the "Apply overclocking at system startup" too. Why do you need the profiles anyway?

[Skugpezz]

Can you flash the bios say my ati MSI 5970 to a Sapphire 5970

which has a higher clock speeds then mine.

 

 

yes you can, but i dont think it is done the same way as single gpu cards