I upgraded the drivers and it fixed the problem in Windows actually but not linux
Any suggestions?
Works fine with Scrypy and N-Scrypt
Topic: R7 260X - Stuck on 150Mhz unless 2 monitors are plugged in? (Read 858 times)
With the X11/X13 algo, I noticed my R7 260X is stuck at 150Mhz memory clock speed without any monitors being plugged in. If I plug in 2 monitors to both ports then it runs perfectly.
It doesn't do this on Scrypt or Scrypt-N
When I unplug the monitors, it downclocks the memory clock. It does this in Windows and Linux
It doesn't do this on Scrypt or Scrypt-N
When I unplug the monitors, it downclocks the memory clock. It does this in Windows and Linux
I suspect its the driver problem.
With the X11/X13 algo, I noticed my R7 260X is stuck at 150Mhz memory clock speed without any monitors being plugged in. If I plug in 2 monitors to both ports then it runs perfectly.
It doesn't do this on Scrypt or Scrypt-N
When I unplug the monitors, it downclocks the memory clock. It does this in Windows and Linux
It doesn't do this on Scrypt or Scrypt-N
When I unplug the monitors, it downclocks the memory clock. It does this in Windows and Linux
im not wuite sure why this is happening to you , but the easyest fix would be 2 "dummyplugs" to simulate connected monitors.
you can browse instructions easily here on forum.
i have some 270x, but dont have any problems what so ever, are you sure you are on latest catalyst ?
cheers
With the X11/X13 algo, I noticed my R7 260X is stuck at 150Mhz memory clock speed without any monitors being plugged in. If I plug in 2 monitors to both ports then it runs perfectly.
It doesn't do this on Scrypt or Scrypt-N
When I unplug the monitors, it downclocks the memory clock. It does this in Windows and Linux
It doesn't do this on Scrypt or Scrypt-N
When I unplug the monitors, it downclocks the memory clock. It does this in Windows and Linux
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