I think I'm all good now, been tweaking the settings testing it on Claymore Zcash. I'm getting about 317 h/s and I'm pretty sure I can take it further easily.
Not sure why GPU z is showing that but don't matter I guess.
Topic: MSI Afterburner not applying memory clock changes ? (Read 168 times)
Ok I installed the older 17.7 drivers and was able to get afterburner to apply my memory clock but now I have a new problem maybe. After I apply the memory clock and check inside GPUz it shows my changes core clock but just displays a 0 mhz as my current memory clock why is that ?
The new Drivers should work with three cards and after burner , how many video cards were trying to use ..
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displays a 0 mhz as my current memory clock why is that ?
reset to default with MSI if that doesn't work uninstall the drivers with https://www.wagnardsoft.com/ then reinstall if it keeps doing it you may have to uninstall AB then install it after the driver is reinstalled .
Ok I installed the older 17.7 drivers and was able to get afterburner to apply my memory clock but now I have a new problem maybe. After I apply the memory clock and check inside GPUz it shows my changes core clock but just displays a 0 mhz as my current memory clock why is that ?
Also when exactly do you need to turn up the power limit % in afterburner and how much ?
Also when exactly do you need to turn up the power limit % in afterburner and how much ?
Driver Version Crimson ReLive 17.10.2 Driver date 10/20/2017
No I have not tried messing with the bios at all, also I'm using Windows 10.
Just tried the MSI Beta version still resetting memory clock back to 1750 when clicking apply
No I have not tried messing with the bios at all, also I'm using Windows 10.
Just tried the MSI Beta version still resetting memory clock back to 1750 when clicking apply
Gtx 1080ti is better to oc but still burn gpu.
What driver did you install on your machine?
You can try the crimson relive driver and test if it's working or not.
Also, try the Beta version of MSI after burner you can check it here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethash-dag-epoch-rx470480570580-fix-2068446
And Let me ask if what OS version you are using and if you modify your bios?
You can try the crimson relive driver and test if it's working or not.
Also, try the Beta version of MSI after burner you can check it here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethash-dag-epoch-rx470480570580-fix-2068446
And Let me ask if what OS version you are using and if you modify your bios?
First try change your driver, then try switch driver mode to compute or game
I'm kind of new to using MSI Afterburner, today I wanted to change the clock speeds for my Asus RX 570 strix oc 4GB. I could change the core clock and apply the speeds and it would save and be fine. But when I would move the slider of the memory clock to my desired speeds (tried lots) and clicked apply it would just reset my memory speed back to the default 1750 speed. Why might it be doing this any help guys ?
BTW this card has Elpida memory. And I have the AMD blockchain drivers from October installed.
BTW this card has Elpida memory. And I have the AMD blockchain drivers from October installed.
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