Depending on which card it is exactly you should be able to set the clock to 875 on a stock card. I had to load a modified BIOS with 1.088 voltage to be able to run 900-975 stably.
Installing the ATI 11.6 Linux drivers (remove fgrlx packages first before installing) will let you set out of bound clock and memory settings with aticonfig.
export DISPLAY=:0
aticonfig --odsc 875,300 --adapter=all
Topic: 5850 Linux Overclock more than 775Mhz without modified BIOS (Read 1620 times)
Hi!
I have the same problem.
I have got a XFX 5850 black edition:
I am able to overclock from 765 to 775, or anything within the "Configurable Peak Range".
Whith AMDOverdrive I can change the range to set memory to 300, but I can't configure an higher value than 775 on core.
I have tried to cange the pcie mhz in the bios from 100 to 110, but the card still runs with 775 mhz...
I have the same problem.
I have got a XFX 5850 black edition:
Code:
user@linuxcoin:/media/usb$ aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc
Adapter 0 - ATI Radeon HD 5800 Series
Core (MHz) Memory (MHz)
Current Clocks : 157 300
Current Peak : 765 1125
Configurable Peak Range : [550-775] [900-1125]
GPU load : 0%
Adapter 1 - ATI Radeon HD 5800 Series
Core (MHz) Memory (MHz)
Current Clocks : 157 300
Current Peak : 765 1125
Configurable Peak Range : [550-775] [900-1125]
GPU load : 0%
user@linuxcoin:/media/usb$
I am able to overclock from 765 to 775, or anything within the "Configurable Peak Range".
Whith AMDOverdrive I can change the range to set memory to 300, but I can't configure an higher value than 775 on core.
I have tried to cange the pcie mhz in the bios from 100 to 110, but the card still runs with 775 mhz...
So is it possible to overclock a 5850 in linux more than 775Mhz without modifying the BIOS?
EDIT:
btw why can it be done in windows and not in linux?
EDIT:
btw why can it be done in windows and not in linux?
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