Windows 7: AMD Overdrive

Can someone please tell me why when I go to the auto clock tab in AMD Overdrive it doesn't let me click start? I am running as an administrator. Also, when i try to install AMD Fusion For Gaming, it gives me an error which is think is about 32/64 Bit systems. Help :P I know this isnt about me having stability test running or do i have to run a stability test and only then i can auto clock?

First unlock it. Just click on padlock.

Sorry where is the padlock lol? I am using Windows 7 64-Bit.

Full specs of the computer you are trying to run it on would help. I really don't think it would run on the laptop you have listed in your specs.

What about this

Sorry I traded laptops with my dad cuz his is beast and he only needed his for business so I traded the one I have in my specs for:

HP Pavilion DV7-1264NR

Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit (Build 7100)

AMD Turion X2 Dual Core Mobile RM-72(2 CPU's),~2.1 Ghz

4 GB Ram

ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics

SRS Premium Sound

1400x900

Sirdan you are using ATI Overdrive I am talking about AMD Overdrive :P



Mine looks like that but mine is like red. I just cant click "start".

OK, that helps. Overdrive the program and Overdrive that is built-in to CCC (like the sccreen shot sirdan posted) won't work with any of that. That and seeing as it is a laptop you don't want to be overclocking anything, they can get hot enough to begin with.

omg sorry for confusion.

In addition to what I posted above about these programs only working with specific chipsets or video cards here are the requirements for all three,

Drivers & Tools | GAME.AMD.COM

Fusion should run no problem, except that it doesn't supprto Windows 7 yet; probably why it won't work for you. Also I would be leary of this,

you would be better off learning what is running and whether you need it or not, than to let some program decide for you when you start a game (programs like this have been around for years for XP, and most are good at screwing up Windows).

As far as Overdrive the program goes I have a feeling you have the 780V chipset, and that would be why it won't run.

For Overdrive in CCC I can guess that AMD has disabled it intentionally in the drivers they put out for the mobile graphics for the reasons I said previously, laptops get hot enough to begin with and overclocking the GPU would just add to that in a big way.