Nice application like it a lot. I feel the maximum voltage should be increased greatly. Program will only allow 1.350v to my 4890 as default is 1.31v. Card needs 1.41v for 1000MHZ. Would use this 24/7 if i could reach up to 1.45 - 1.50 vgpu.
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Nice application like it a lot. I feel the maximum voltage should be increased greatly. Program will only allow 1.350v to my 4890 as default is 1.31v. Card needs 1.41v for 1000MHZ. Would use this 24/7 if i could reach up to 1.45 - 1.50 vgpu.
Ok, I saved a profile. Seems to work great now in game. No flickering, but in desktop, every time the memory clock or core clock changes the screen flickers. Core keeps jumping from max clock of 1000mhz to 2d clock of 240mhz. Mem clock is doing the same, jumping from stock 999mhz to max clock of 1102mhz. No game is running but the GPU usage keeps going from 0 to 17%. Everything jumps at the same time. I was messing with the program and the screen stopped flickering at the moment. Will see if it starts up tomorrow again or not.
Boostfed, not sure why you need that much voltage for a 4890 to hit 1ghz. Mine is running 1000mhz/1102mhz at the max 1.35v. According to GPUZ and afterburner.
It depends whether the GPU is a standard or OC version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Power5
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Originally Posted by Power5
My Asus 4890 Ref. one of the first released when available needs 1.41v to reach 1000MHz stable. I know the XFX Black Editions 4890 run 1.4375v at default of the OC version at 1000MHz.
Would be sweet to some how raise the limit within this application to atleast allow 1.45v :rolleyes:
1.45 would be awsome but then air cooled users would be rmaing more cardsQuote:
Originally Posted by BooStFeD
ya I just tried it out and was confused as to why the program is limited to 1.35 vcore. I can run my 2890 @ 1GHz on 1.36 so with this program I have to drop it down to 990MHz :(