lcass
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Post by lcass on Jun 24, 2018 22:50:13 GMT
I still have some thermal headroom for most of the things I run on my mac even while at full usage, has anyone managed to overclock this using the current drivers? When I try to use MSI afterburner nothing comes up it just shows GPU usage but everything else is blanked out.
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Post by jamieckorea on Jun 25, 2018 4:54:00 GMT
it is disabled on mat's drivers.
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lcass
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Post by lcass on Jun 25, 2018 12:01:21 GMT
Would it be possible to get an enabled version? If not how would I go about doing it myself?
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Post by jamieckorea on Jun 25, 2018 15:29:30 GMT
When I tried overclocking on his drivers, my GPU got stuck at a very low clockrate and thus had to reinstall Windows 10 all over again. Do not attempt it. It is disabled because enabling it ruins some functionalities of AMD's drivers, that is why he disables it. He is working on an overclockable version but I do not think it is going to come out so soon.
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Post by happycamper on Jul 6, 2018 7:00:47 GMT
Use version 18.2.2 and download MSI Afterburner then tick the "Extend official overlocking limits" option, that would make WattMan show.
Keep in mind that you need to do this at your own risk.
Cheers!
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lcass
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Post by lcass on Jul 14, 2018 15:59:14 GMT
I have good results using that version of the driver, currently up to 1101 Mhz on the GPU which is an overclock of 21% all while remaining at reasonable temperatures (less than 80 on a pure GPU load). I should note I'm using a custom fan curve to ensure that the temps don't get too high and have a temp limit set on afterburner aswell.
I've also got VRAM updated to 1401 Mhz, I think both of these can go higher but I don't really feel like pushing it any more.
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