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I have 14.1 installed but when I use mantle I get bad fps drops really randomly...
^the screws he needs will either be 6-32, m3 or m4, though iirc most of those aio rads are a 6-32 thread and he'll need them ~30mm long. Him being in the backwards word of north America he should have no problem picking up some imperial threaded bolts
I hope Power limit works on new betas with mantle.
LtMatt i noticed that when i am playing bf4 on DX11 with monitor overclocked to 72hz and fps limit on 71 my card gets 6c hotter over mantle(CPU works harder and heats my loop up more) and.... I start to get artefacts after 1 hour of gaming :/ But thats cause vcore kkes going up and down all the time faking hate that on R9 series that voltage is all over the place. On my 7950 i had it locked at 1.27vcore and no problems like that :/
If i be bothered i try locked voltage OC
I hope Power limit works on new betas with mantle.
LtMatt i noticed that when i am playing bf4 on DX11 with monitor overclocked to 72hz and fps limit on 71 my card gets 6c hotter over mantle(CPU works harder and heats my loop up more) and.... I start to get artefacts after 1 hour of gaming :/ But thats cause vcore kkes going up and down all the time faking hate that on R9 series that voltage is all over the place. On my 7950 i had it locked at 1.27vcore and no problems like that :/
If i be bothered i try locked voltage OC
Right - Having a bit of a nightmare here. New 7850 arrived and I did as LtMatt advised above, used DDU to remove the nvidia drivers then had it shut down the PC. Removed 9800GTX and fitted 7850. Started the PC back up and installed CCC and the Radeon drivers. It went through all that fine and then restarted the PC. PC booted to desktop in my monitors native resolution (LG E2242) @ 1920x1080. All fine at this stage. I fired up Arma III and had a go, pleased to see a substantial increase in performance. However, there was some noticeable flickering on the screen, especially in dark/night missions. Anyway, quit the game then went back to desktop. I then installed MSI Afterburner and started that up, however I didn't change anything in there at all. Restarted the PC and it booted to desktop but it was in 1024x768. Tried changing the resolution back to 1920x1080 within CCC but when I do that the refresh rate changes to 29mhz. If I then apply those settings the screen goes black and I get a 'Monitor out of range' message on the screen. I then need to reboot and try again.
I've no idea what I've done wrong but whatever I do I cannot get back to my usual screen resolution even for just Windows, never mind playing a game. I've uninstalled MSI Afterburner but it still does the same. So I uninstalled the ATI CCC/Drivers and restarted then went through the driver install process again. Rebooted and its still the same - 1024x768.
HALP!!!!!
Yep, did all that first time around and as I said, initially it worked fine. I've just went through the entire process again and its still not right. Now when the PC boots to desktop the monitor goes blank and I get a message saying 'D-Sub Out of range 75.0kHz / 60Hz'.
