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AMD - How to Change The Power Control/Limit from +20% to +50%

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Have you tried His iTool and Trixx for voltage adjustment?

Can't remember if you wan't the voltage to increase or decrease either.



Card dependant, some will, some won't, but it's probably more dependant on voltage over what the power limit can do.

Ok, was just wondering if at 0% i would get lower temps than at 20%
 
okay on my 7950 i have 1050/1575

with just the 20 percent added only using ccc overdrive at mo.

i haven't touched the voltage . temps seem very nice aswell.

new to oc these 7950s so any help would be appreciated :D

If it's just for playing games, then if you can push to 1100MHz on the core, your in a good place not having to muck about with any other OC tools, the extra Power Limit, may help.

If you want max clocks, it's just the same as any other card, find the limit on the core first then dial back a bit checking stability with Heaven or a hard hitter like Sleeping Dogs.

Reset core to stock and repeat on the vram, then go for both clocks applied adding voltage if you can/want to push even further.

If you want to add voltage, then matt's thread has everything you need to know:

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18431335

Ok, was just wondering if at 0% i would get lower temps than at 20%

Test it with and without Power Limits, use Gpu-Z and click the temp sensor to maximum, stress the card and you'll find out.
 
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im getting different voltage reading depending what program i use ab, hwinfo, aida 64. so not sure what voltage im getting now. gonna just wait till i get a multimeter and check for myself. i was looking to reduce the voltage from 1.25 to get temps down a little
 
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I'm presumming it works the same as CrossFire Diagro, you modify your original PP_PhmSoftPowerPlayTable settings in 0000(or whatever yours may be), and copy and add(as they don't exist) said PP_PhmSoftPowerPlayTable settings to 0001(or whatever yours may be) after the line-"AdapterDesc"="AMD Radeon HD 7900 Series"

This will disable ulps/switch off zero core though.
 
The new drivers work on windows 8? I do have a key here.

Will it allow one to install win 8 over win 7 and have it install like new? Windows is full of crap now haha
 
The new drivers work on windows 8? I do have a key here.

Will it allow one to install win 8 over win 7 and have it install like new? Windows is full of crap now haha

Just install windows 8 straight off. Don't bother using that upgrade feature, it leaves a ton of stuff behind from windows 7. You also get less fps according to benchmarks ive seen that did the upgrade.

You can download a Windows 8 install legitimately from websites online. All you then need to do during install is use a Windows 8 install key. This gives you 30 days to try the OS. Once its installed you can activate it using your own legitimate Windows 8 key.

Install Key

XKY4K-2NRWR-8F6P2-448RF-CRYQH
 
Over to master tommy for assistance. ;)

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@Diagro, if your doing a new install and can afford a gimped registry, my easy answer to your question is to add the PP_PhmSoftPowerPlayTable settings to all of them.;)

I don't think it will do any harm anyhow(but could be very wrong) but as long as you back up each reg setting, then I don't see how you couldn't launch into safe mode and restore each value.

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Thankyou Tommy, just fitted my new 7950 today in crossfire and followed this guide. Can now see upto +50%!!
Will have a play around overclocking both of the cards!

Tom
 
Tommy i think a HIS 7950 Ice-Q boost thread is in order. People probably need to be educated about this thread and the cards throttling issue under large overclocks.
 
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