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2d clock speeds too low
- Thread starter bakes0310
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Why u need higher 2d clocks? if PC needs more mhz of your GPU in 2D mode it will go higher automatically
I got a problem that can only be fixed with a higher 2d clock.
What driver are you using atm ?
10.12
Did you try MSI Afterburner ?
That will let you create a 2d & 3d profile for clock speeds afaik.
Hmm I'm using the same driver and I can still keep my clocks, try 10.11.
can u tell me how to change the 2d clocks on ccc please
I tried MSI Afterburner and i checked gpu-z is this looking alright:
Is the default clock the 2d speed?
Have i got it to high should the 2d clock speed be the same as the 3d.
Edit: CCC is still reporting it as 157/300. But gpuz is reporting it with the above?
Is the default clock the 2d speed?
Have i got it to high should the 2d clock speed be the same as the 3d.
Edit: CCC is still reporting it as 157/300. But gpuz is reporting it with the above?
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No i got a dell u2711, ive had the problem before but i fixed it. Then i formatted my pc a while ago so the problem came back.
So far its alright now fingers crossed i fixed it.
xfx 5970 black edition.
If i run a game and put it into window mode and minimize it then it keeps the 3d settings so i guess thats what i have to do.
Bios update looks hard, im not quite sure how to do it.