Ati Tools question...

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Do I have to load Ati Tools everytime I boot up in order for my
overclock adjustments to take effect? Thanks.
 
Do I have to load Ati Tools everytime I boot up in order for my
overclock adjustments to take effect? Thanks.
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Tray tools.......yes. If you use CCC to OC then you do not have to have the
tray icon load. CCC uses .net framework and will restore your settings
without the tray loading.

Ed
 
Tray tools.......yes. If you use CCC to OC then you do not have to have the
tray icon load. CCC uses .net framework and will restore your settings
without the tray loading.

Ed
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If you use CCC you can also set it to Preserve ATi Overdrive settings
at logon by just checking the box for it.
 
Custom Computers said:
If you use CCC you can also set it to Preserve ATi Overdrive settings
at logon by just checking the box for it.
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One thing, I really like about Tray Tools, is the ability to set a 3d
overclock, for 3d games, and have it automatically restore to default for
desktop applications.
I honestly don't know if that is even possible with CCC, as i don't even
install CCC any more, I just run tray tools with the latest ATI driver.
 
Don Burnette said:
One thing, I really like about Tray Tools, is the ability to set a 3d
overclock, for 3d games, and have it automatically restore to default for
desktop applications.
I honestly don't know if that is even possible with CCC, as i don't even
install CCC any more, I just run tray tools with the latest ATI driver.
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Yes, CCC has the option for running the overdrive settings in 3d apps only.


Ed
 
Yes, CCC has the option for running the overdrive settings in 3d apps only.

Ed
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Thank you for the replies. Another related question. I tested the
cards tempature before and after overclocking. Before it stays around
88F after overclocking it's around 101-102F. This is after a 45 minute
gaming session. Is this an acceptable heat level? Thanks.
 
Those temps are very low, almost unbelievably low. If real you have nothing
to worry about.
 
Those temps are very low, almost unbelievably low. If real you have nothing
to worry about.
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Ok thanks. I am not too well versed in video cards. Didn't want to
create a paper weight if I didn't need too.
 
Thank you for the replies. Another related question. I tested the
cards tempature before and after overclocking. Before it stays around
88F after overclocking it's around 101-102F. This is after a 45 minute
gaming session. Is this an acceptable heat level? Thanks.
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Very good temps........should not be a problem at all.

Ed
 
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