My cards can run 860 core but over 810 and I get VPU recover. The option is not there in CCC to disable it. What's the deal? Can I get rid of it or what?
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My cards can run 860 core but over 810 and I get VPU recover. The option is not there in CCC to disable it. What's the deal? Can I get rid of it or what?
there should be a VPU Recover tab just above the Overdrive tab. you can disable it there.
AVIVO is above that, ive never had GPU recover in x64 vista.
i don't know what to say then. this is what mine has always looked like:
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...vpurecover.jpg
vpu recover only pops up when your cards overheat and temporarily shut down and it brings it back up, it wont solve your problem u need better cooling or a more aggressive fan setting in your bios
and i cant disable it in x64 only in x86
It happens a 92c and 60c, it's not temps. I was under the impression that VPU recover occurred when the drivers detected artifacting. What genius at ATI decided to remove the disable option for x64? I really wish I kept my 8800GTS 640 at times...
i don't think any 3870 owners are game stable at 860 core without volt mods anyway. i haven't seen VPU Recover rear its ugly head since i got these cards, but i did try CoD4 at 850 core and the game crashed after a few minutes. i'd recommend a pencil mod or lowering your OC for gaming.
my 3870 with no mods dose 866 x 1377 with out problem
and the drivers can crash if the ram gets undervolted by the gpu pulling more watts when it gets hot
1377 wow... vmem modded I assume? And the card undervolts the ram under the increased load of an OC'd core? That might be an issue...
i have no mods, i just have a 1st batch with the samsung thats binned way over what was neededQuote:
Originally Posted by afireinside
You and I are really close in clock speeds. Both my 3870's are completely "virgin" meaning NO MODS what so ever, and am 1000% stable @ 860c/2645MHz ram. Both cards are diamonds and bought the day they were released.Quote:
Originally Posted by zanzabar
vista does not support vpu recover..xp is the only one where vpu recover works