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MSI Afterburner

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ok, well i oc'd my HD6850 with CCC to 850MHz and it made a bit of a difference in benchmarking not tried in game. so i thought i would download MSI afterburner to see if i could get a bit more out of it, but the slider will only let me go up to 850MHz same as CCC. am i doing something wrong?
 
You need to open the MSIafterburner.cfg in the programs' directory & change "enable unofficial overclocking" from 0 to 1.
 
you should run a combination of kombustor (10-15 minutes) + unigine heaven benchmark (10-15 minutes). If it is stable with the oc you've given it move on to some games and try to max them out so the grapics card gets stressed. If it doesn't crash for 1-2 hours you are fine.
 
managed to get afterburner working now thanks. whats powerplay and would i use it?
when your using your pc normally not gaming or idle, the graphic card drops to the 2d clock

using unofficial overclocking stops powerplay . so it'll stay at 3d clock when idle = hotter/more power waste.

you'll need to reboot everytime to get it back to the 2d clock
 
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oh right, but then, with afterburner i wont have it oc'd 24/7 anyway, will just start afterburner when im playing a game that needs the extra performance. well thats what i thought anyway.
 
oh right, but then, with afterburner i wont have it oc'd 24/7 anyway, will just start afterburner when im playing a game that needs the extra performance. well thats what i thought anyway.
ok

i was just explaining when you''ve finished with the oc you'll need to reboot so powerplay kicks back in
 
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