Topic: Can't underclock memory alot - page 2. (Read 6833 times)
You have to use MSI Afterburner (version 2.2.0 works for me) and go into MSIAfterburner.cfg and change UnofficialOverclockingMode from 0 to 2. When you launch Afterburner, you should be able to lower the memory frequencies. You can verify in GPU-Z and CGMiner (if that is what you're using).
So I have a PC/win 7 64bit with 7970 as primary and 7950 secondary, watercooled good temps.
I'm not entirely sure if there is alot of watt and heat produced but I would obviously rather have the memory at 600-900 instead of the stock values.
For some reason the 7970 I can get to 1055mhz(stock is 1375) and the 7950 won't go below stock so 1250mhz locked in.
I'm not entirely sure if there is alot of watt and heat produced but I would obviously rather have the memory at 600-900 instead of the stock values.
For some reason the 7970 I can get to 1055mhz(stock is 1375) and the 7950 won't go below stock so 1250mhz locked in.
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