unlocking my 4870

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  1. Posts : 32
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    unlocking my 4870


    Hey guys,

    i have a xfx 4870 1024mb im trying to overclock it even though i have done it with the CCC overdrive its still showing stock clocks in cpu-z done quite abit of reading and it seems i have to flash the bios? but ive been searching for quite a while now with no joy

    anyone help me out on this one???
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  2. Posts : 2,588
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    danneth said:
    Hey guys,

    i have a xfx 4870 1024mb im trying to overclock it even though i have done it with the CCC overdrive its still showing stock clocks in cpu-z done quite abit of reading and it seems i have to flash the bios? but ive been searching for quite a while now with no joy

    anyone help me out on this one???
    hi there......:)


    do you mean the clocks in GPUZ remain the same..??, CPUZ is um for the CPU

    but no, you shouldn't have to flash the BIOS for a moderate OC.
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  3. Posts : 32
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    Thread Starter
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    Hi,

    sorry on gpu-z, in the value page it shows the overclocked speed, but then under the sensors tab ( the one where you see the live clock speed ) its showing standard clock speed
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    danneth said:
    Hi,

    sorry on gpu-z, in the value page it shows the overclocked speed, but then under the sensors tab ( the one where you see the live clock speed ) its showing standard clock speed
    can you throw up a screenie for us mate, a pic speaks a thousand words..... :)
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  5. Posts : 32
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    hope this helps lol
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    danneth said:


    hope this helps lol
    ok....that looks right to me

    at the top you have your ''current'' GPU clocks (OC)

    & below you have your cards ''default'' clocks..


    :)
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  7. Posts : 32
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    ye but if you look on the right hand side, where the sensors pick up the live clock speed, its still standard same with when you view it through CCC overdrive its showing standard clock speed, and the results are still the same on 3d mark as when i did it as standard to
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    danneth said:
    ye but if you look on the right hand side, where the sensors pick up the live clock speed, its still standard same with when you view it through CCC overdrive its showing standard clock speed, and the results are still the same on 3d mark as when i did it as standard to
    hmm....??

    that is strange, the default clock is 750mhz on your card is it not..

    im not sure why it states 600mhz..??, have you flashed the card BIOS since you've had it..??

    ....you are also saying CCC is showing 600mhz as your current clock speed too.
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  9. Posts : 6,879
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    3D clock are only supposed to kick in when the GPU is running 3D apps. Run a game or benchmark of some kind while leaving GPU-Z running and then check the graph.
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    stormy13 said:
    3D clock are only supposed to kick in when the GPU is running 3D apps. Run a game or benchmark of some kind while leaving GPU-Z running and then check the graph.
    it could be.......


    i think his 3dmark results show that same 600mhz clockspeed to..??, surly 3dmark will only work off of the ''set'' 3D clock..??

    :)
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