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Old 22-11-10, 12:40 AM
TECHNO TORTOISE TECHNO TORTOISE is offline
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I just overclocked my 4890 in ccc with ati auto tune, my fan was set on auto and its a non reference design card made by VTX3D, auto tune overclocked it to 940 on the GPU and 1040 on the memory just 10 Mhz shy of the max limit on ccc.

when i try to run the crysis benchmark the driver crashes and windows 7 says your driver has recovered. every time i try it dues the same.

is it a driver issue ? ( the only reason im saying this is because i just watched your recent video on youtube and i think the same thing is going on with my driver )

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Old 22-11-10, 09:28 AM
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dude dont use the auto tune lark its bobbins

get the overclocking done manually mate its the best way
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Old 22-11-10, 01:32 PM
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dude dont use the auto tune lark its bobbins

get the overclocking done manually mate its the best way
what would you suggest using rivatuner and furmark... also keep my temps below 70c ..? thanks in advance
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Old 22-11-10, 02:21 PM
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CCC is what i used and it was fine

and yes furmark is fine aswell

50% fans speed is fine man 60% would be better tho if u can take it

the max temp for them cards is 120c so 80c should be ur number
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