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Best Overclocking Utility 4 Vista Ultimate 64 ??




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K need some help here guys...

Whats the best oc utility for Vista Ultimate 64?

am using an hd 3650 512 ddr3

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Ugh... over clocking the video card? Good ol' ATI tools 64 bit version, and Riva Tuner 64 should do it.

Just be sure to get the newest ones. NVidia has been releasing drivers that are somewhat compatible with em' now a days.

For instance, when I over clock my cards using the newest drivers, I get worse performance, hehe!

I think there is another ATI utility that does well, but I am not familiar with it.

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Says on ati tool website.....for .27 b4

 

"ATITool will only work on Windows 2000/XP/2003 (64 bit versions are supported)."

 

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak [...] Tool.shtml

 


have you personally used this in vista ultimate successfully?


Message edited by bctaaka on 08-20-2008 at 08:20:24 AM
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ATItool or ATI's own ultility.

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What's New in This Release:

· Full Vista and XP64 support
· Support for all ATI RV6xx ASICs
· No changes to R600 support in this build
· Better support for multiple adapters
· Latest NVIDIA non-WHQL drivers with some G8x cards not supported
· Better handling of clock step sizes
· Fixed vertex/pixel/unified shader reporting
· Added detection for about 20 older and newer ATI ASICs
· Fixed crash on X1950 and similar GPUs
· HD2900 can now switch to 3D clocks again... [ read full changelog ]


Says full Vista and XP 64 support. So I would say it would work!

I personally haven't used that version!

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K...installed fine :)

 

but whenever i try to manually set clocks above stock it automatically reverts back and the clocks do not even move when i attempt to find max mem and core

 

ati tool worked fine for me in xp
this a vista problem???


Message edited by bctaaka on 08-20-2008 at 08:37:50 AM
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hmm.... could be. thats why i stay away from vista specially 64bit and ultimate.

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anyone else using vista ultimate ?

with an ati card?

and oc'ing with ati tool???

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nobody overclocks in vista ultimate 64???

hmm....bump?

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Use RivaTuner.

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just tried it and it doesn't work
does the same thing with default clocks as ati tool


Message edited by bctaaka on 08-23-2008 at 06:52:13 AM
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We do overclock. We use the Bios.


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I just use the ATI overclock tool in Catalyst 64 bit:

http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/278/94255838ce6.jpg
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/278/94255838ce6.dbf16160f1.jpg


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those temp is too hot for my likee for idle temp.

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Sorry, that was after playing with the auto tune a few times. As I type this I am at 52C on the card...

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is ocing the video cards bios the only legitimate way to oc y card in vista 64?

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