Hello. I'm trying to overclock my X1900 XT using Ati Tray. Does anyone happen to know the highest temperature it can go? Btw, I'm tryin to overclock with the stock cooler. Is that bad?
Just use Atitool to overclock and make sure you Scan for Artifacts to see if the oc is stable. You can monitor temps, adjust fans, save profiles, etc with atitool.Hello. I'm trying to overclock my X1900 XT using Ati Tray. Does anyone happen to know the highest temperature it can go? Btw, I'm tryin to overclock with the stock cooler. Is that bad?
Hmm x1900 is supported i had a x1900xtx and it worked.1. How do you manually set the fan stuff?
2. I tried running ATiTool but it said my card was not supported (X1900).
What temperature is the atitool reporting when its at idle and when it starts to Scan for Artifacts?
The x1900xt comes clocked stock at - core 625 and mem 725 (1450).
You have the card oced at core 652 and mem 729 (1458). I dont know how you can get core 27MHz in 2-3 seconds when you press Scan for Artifacts unless you had it oced already at around core 650. Probably the 652 is the limit with the temperature at 68C. Just like some of the other users have said that around 70C it hits the brick wall. I had the x1900xtx and best that i could oced it and be stable was at core 729 mem 828 (1656) with zalman cooler (stock speeds at 650 and 775 (1550)).
The idle temps look ok to me.
The following link has all the info you need to get the best X1900XT overclock:
http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=gethowto&number=1&howtopage=160&howtoID=61
I used this guide to OC my X1900XT, and as you can see in my sig, the results were better than I had expected. Think twice about changing the stock cooler. The beauty of the dual slot rear exhaust design is that it removes GPU heat from the case, whereas other designs only recirculate the heat they create, which can be a major disadvantage when you're gaming and trying to keep an OC'd CPU cool. 8)
Your PSU is not the best but will be enough.
One more thing... make sure that CCC is not running in the background and also disable it at startup and then try ocing the card.
I hope that helps.
Okay I got teh latest ATiTool. Problem was I was using an uber old version. Everything is all set, but when I click on find max core, the computer freezes after liek 2-3 seconds and the screen goes blank.
That's exactly how my X1900XT temps out; 71c @ 700 GPU / 1700 GDDR3. 8)
The MadShrimps article has some OC examples with ATI Tools software volt mods, which I performed, enabling the card to reach peak OC. I'm traveling out of town, so I'm on my laptop, otherwise I'd give you my voltage settings. If you're interested, PM me, and I'll give the the info over the weekend.
Sounds like a good idea, but I reached my overclocked settings at 72C load, which is high enough according to the range of acceptable temperatures. Pushing the voltages would likely even bring it higher...I guess I'm stuck with stock for awhile.