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B3 is also like that; there mem. frequency doesn't change until I change the GPU frequency every time. I just hadn't really notice it until B5. It's a little problem that's more of a slight annoyance really, and doesn't affect the overall usefulness of the application; it's not a show-stopper.Last edited by Melcar; 29 May 2009, 04:44 PM.
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Originally posted by Melcar View PostB3 is also like that. I just hadn't really notice it until B5. It's a little problem that's more of a slight annoyance really, and doesn't affect the overall usefulness of the application; it's not a show-stopper.
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I have been testing with beta 8.63. Will try with 9.4 latter today. By the way, the download links aren't working at the moment.
Edit: Tried it with 9.4 and observed same behavior. You think it's a BIOS thing? It's a shame that there aren't more people testing this. As I said, this isn't a "Oh my God, this program sucks" thing. Doesn't even bother me. It's just something that I noticed after playing around with the program a bit. As long as the app. does what it's supposed to do I'm happy, and since you can't reproduce the bug on your machine maybe it's just something specific that is happening with my setup.Last edited by Melcar; 29 May 2009, 06:11 PM.
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Works on my dual card setup (although it only controls the first card), Debian Lenny/Sid amd64 under Catalyst 9.5
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Originally posted by storma View PostAnyone else getting a screen flicker with overdrive turned on?
It's like a quick glitch in the system, happening every so often.
I've tested with the overclocking utility and with aticonfig, same results.
Debian stable, fglrx 9.5 with 4870.
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BTW, I'm with the latest version and the lowest I can go on my memory is the stock 900MHz. Is it possible to go lower?
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