Oc 4870

im trying to overclock my gpu (4870) and need some advice on the subject.Ive tried using an option in my bios but doesnt seem to actually oc the thing.
ive alo tried amd gpu clock tool but get this error when setting the clock speeds


does anyone know the best tools for oc'''ing the 4800 series


i want too see how far it will go and if its worth getting aftermarket cooler for it..

ccc lets me oc it too----gpu clock,790-----memory clock,,1100 but like ive said id like to push it further


help much appreciated.............................

just tried that but get this message on start up




and the program opens and the sliders are greyed out

my favourite ati tweaking tool is ati tray tools.

the latest beta, download link above, works fine on my 64 bit...

thanks "mickeymegabyte" that is a great little tool

it sure is! :)

I have a 4870 1gb and the memory on the 1gb will only go to about 995 and artifacts somewhere between 995 and 1000 - however with riva tuner the gpu will clock beyond 850 from 750 - i was kind of happy with this, but found some issues after using the tv out function in ati overdrive, but i think if you steer clear of overdrive you could be successful. Firstly disable ati overdrive download riva tuner 2.24c and install - find your way to the low level overclocking and fan adjustment part and make sure you reboot when it asks you to for both oc gpu and fan control defaults - i think your memory should do between 1100 & 1200 or close to and the gpu i cant remember either, but take it up in increments of 5 to start, and when you get to artifacts go back about 15 and to be on the safe side.
The 4870 will oc nicely, but not all games repond to oclocking the graphics, as some are cpu limited, and only respond when you stretch the cpu, which is a shame, but from what i can gather, and from some of the benchmarks -crossfire will responds in some of these cases.
Go to the download section at the below site for riva tuner, and any other utilities :
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