ATITool Question

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I'm using ATITool Version 0.24 to overclock my AIW X800XT. Although I
saved the overclock settings, I have to manually re-load them every time
I boot up my PC.

Can anyone explain to me how I can get the overclocked Core and Memory
settings to automatically kick-in when I boot up?

Thanks!
 
I'm using ATITool Version 0.24 to overclock my AIW X800XT. Although I
saved the overclock settings, I have to manually re-load them every time I
boot up my PC.

Can anyone explain to me how I can get the overclocked Core and Memory
settings to automatically kick-in when I boot up?
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1. In ATI Tool click the "Settings" tab.

2. At the top there is a drop down menu, choose "Startup"

3. There are three settings there to change. I use the top setting to load a
saved profile with overclocked speeds every time ATI is launched. The second
option I choose to open ATI Tool via start menu, for all users. The third
setting I choose to exit after loading.

This runs ATI Tool, loads the profile and overclocks the card, then exits
the program.

Hope that helps.
 
Chris said:
1. In ATI Tool click the "Settings" tab.

2. At the top there is a drop down menu, choose "Startup"

3. There are three settings there to change. I use the top setting to load
a saved profile with overclocked speeds every time ATI is launched. The
second option I choose to open ATI Tool via start menu, for all users. The
third setting I choose to exit after loading.

This runs ATI Tool, loads the profile and overclocks the card, then exits
the program.

Hope that helps.
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Or you could just use RadClocker.

Tony
 
Chris said:
1. In ATI Tool click the "Settings" tab.

2. At the top there is a drop down menu, choose "Startup"

3. There are three settings there to change. I use the top setting to load a
saved profile with overclocked speeds every time ATI is launched. The second
option I choose to open ATI Tool via start menu, for all users. The third
setting I choose to exit after loading.

This runs ATI Tool, loads the profile and overclocks the card, then exits
the program.

Hope that helps.
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That worked great! Thanks!
 
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