myowaiwin

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hello all genius, :)

what version of CCC would be best suited for me
(this is my first time for ATI 5 series card)

i3 530
H55
2GB DDR 3
win xp 32 bit >>>> what version of ccc for xp
win 7 32 bit (dual boot) >>>> what version of ccc for win7
sapphire 5670 512mb ddr5 (will arrive on 4th Aug)

i'll play games and watch videos on this computer.
(CNC general, Counter strike, WOW, Silent Hunter 5, N4S underground, COD 4/5)

thanks
 

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i've read in some other forums of TOM hardware that 10.6 and 10.7 have both problems and many those upgrade their CCC roll back to their previous drivers, so let me know the best suited for each OS particularly for gaming.

<i do't use HDMI>

and one more question, do ATI CCC provide OC for the both GPU/Mem?
if so, can i put to max setting on CCC or what should be the safe level for OCing?

thanks again
 
Use the most recent one for XP and try the most recent one for W7 from here http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx

If you get issues with the W7 drivers use the 10.3 ones from here http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/previous/Pages/radeonaiw_vista64.aspx

I had issues with 10.6 and have yet to try 10.7
The Overclocking depends on the card, yes you can access both the GPU Core and the Memory from CCC. You need to open the Overdrive section by clicking on the padlock.

There is an Auto Tune option if you like but it does take a while and your screen will go all green/yellow/red i think it is and wont respond for a good while.
If you choose to do it yourself then just look up a decent online guide to Overclocking your card.

Mactronix