ATT last builds discussions.

Sapphire HD 4650 - drivers 10.5, ATT latest beta
used "detect clocks via software" tweak during install as suggested in several posts

I cant enter Overclocking setting page, ATT just gets hung and uses 50% of CPU, until I terminate process via task manager

 

Ray Adams: I narrowed the problem by a bit - without ATT running suspend works.

Could you point me to some old ATT beta builds, which might resolve my issue? Thanks.

Edit: I was able to get suspend working with ATT by disabling Reset clocks before suspend mode in Advanced Options (under overclocking configuration).

Please, is there way to solve this, Ray Adams? Those BSODs? Thanks for help.

 

I can not fix something without first finding whats wrong Can you give me minidump file from one of the BSODs?

 

Right, but the thing is that no minidump is created I checked paging file (set to 1GB), also system crash options, but I can't make system to make one. There's nothing regarding BSOD in Event Log too

 

ATT Version 1.6.9.1486
Display adapter ATI display adapter (0x9498)
Core Name RV730
SubVendor Sapphire (P.C. Partner) (174B)
SubDevice 9498
BUS 1
Device 0
Function 0
Base Address 0 D000000C
Base Address 1 00000000
Base Address 2 FE8F0004
Base Address 3 00000000

Bus Type Supported PCI Express 2.x
PCI-E Link Width 16
Max PCI-E Link Width 16
SMARTGART Installed No

Driver Version 10.5
Release Version 8.732-100504a-099996C-ATI
QuadBuffer Stereo Support No
Catalyst Registry Path
System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\{2B8ED388-FD34-4027-870C-5460F8EBCE50}\0000

______________________________
Clock Information
BIOS VPU 600,00
Current VPU 110,00
BIOS MEM 400,00
Current MEM 400,00

______________________________
Overdrive
Adapter 0
Supported Yes
Type PowerPlay
Level 0 : GPU/MEM/VDDC 110,00/400,00/1,150
Level 1 : GPU/MEM/VDDC 300,00/400,00/1,150
Level 2 : GPU/MEM/VDDC 600,00/400,00/1,150

______________________________
Radeon PCI configuration space
00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
00 02 10 98 94 07 04 10 00 00 00 00 03 08 00 80 00
10 0C 00 00 D0 00 00 00 00 04 00 8F FE 00 00 00 00
20 01 B0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4B 17 98 94
30 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 00
40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4B 17 98 94
50 01 58 03 06 00 00 00 00 10 A0 12 00 A0 8F 2C 01
60 10 09 00 00 01 0D 00 00 40 00 01 11 00 00 00 00
70 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
80 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
90 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
A0 05 00 81 00 0C 30 E0 FE 00 00 00 00 70 49 00 00
B0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
C0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
D0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
E0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
F0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

Hardware Information ASIC (Software) Method
Family 81
Emulated Revision 23
Gfx Engine ID 6
VRam Bit Width 128
Installed memory 1024

OverDrive 5 Limits Adapter 0
Core clocks Min 55,00 - Max 712,00
Memory clocks Min 200,00 - Max 650,00
VDDC Min 1,150v - Max 1,150v
______________________________
FAN
1 00005137
2 001E3587
3 50D31C05
4 4B46413C
5 5F5A5550
6 6D5F5144
7 87877979

Video BIOS Information Adapter0
Version 011.022.006.000
Part Number 113-AC31100-004
Date 2010/02/03 01:50
Vram Type DDR2
______________________________
Multi VPU Caps
______________________________
No additional information
______________________________
Multi VPU State
ulActiveAdapters 0
ulAvailableAdapters 0
ulCurrentAdapter 0
ulDongleCapabilities 0
ulDongleConnection 0
ulDongleDisplayIndex 0
ulPrimaryIndex 0
ulMVPUMaxFBSize 0
ulMVPUMaxPipes 0
ulMVPUMaxVisFBSize 0
ulMVPUState 0
State Bits

 

Hi!

I have an ATI 5870 board, is ATT (beta) ready for the hd5k series? I'm missing ATT...
(OS Win 7 64bit)

Thanks

IT

 

2 mnn - Did you check windows\minidump folder?

2 angelico - I see problems in SysInfo report. But you enabled software method to read clocks. What about standard method? BSOD? Hang or?

 

Ray Adams: Apparently I had disabled Error Reporting in registry and that was preventing from creating minidump.

Here it is, hope you can get something useful from it (I renamed the extension).

 

@Ray
Yes I have enabled it as suggested by few forum users. and it works now in detecting proper clock.

If I disable it I still cant enter OC page on latest beta/stable build, and it doesnt detect my freqs properly. On like 1 month older version of att , 1.6.9.1472 i think i could enter OC page but didnt try enabling software detection method with that one. Will try it out later tonight

 

I checked minidump file. Reported problem is located in ATI driver, not ATT. So I have no idea what could be wrong.

 

Means that the card itself is somehow "damaged" or otherwise modified?

Because, older drivers (and/or older builds of ATT) would definitely have to solve this, don't they?

 

Hi,

i have Win7 32bit, ATT 1.6.9.1486 and a HD 3850 AGP Card. There is some strange behavior when i use the 2D/3D Auto Overclocking Feature.

I created a 2D Profile for Underclocking reasons. Works fine, Card runs stable.
I created a 3D Profile with the Default Clocks of the Card. Every Time i switch from 2D to 3D the Temperature of my Card rises from 47° C to 70°C! (idle)
(Even then i load the 3D Profile manually)

Without the 2D/3D Profiles enabled, the Card runs fine with the Default Clocks, Temp around 47° C (idle).
I tried older versions of ATT, same behavior. Whats up with that?

ps. For what is the Option "Apply Fix for Auto Fan Mode on 3xxx Boards"?

 

Hi Ray,

could you please answer my question of post #26? Would be great

Greetings

IT

 

Are you sure your temperature under 3D load without ATT not 70C? Have nothing to say about 3D clocks in idle environment.

2 Irontiger - Did you test it? Did you read readme.htm file?

 

Hi,

no, because I'm not sure if it could cause any serious problems. That's why I'm asking right now. So if I get you right ("did you test it?") I can try it without any concerns?

Thanks

IT

 

Example 1: I start Game A with Default Clocks, no Profiles. Idle Temp 46°C, Temp after 3 Hours of straight gaming 64°C.

Example 2: I activate Auto Overclocking, with 2 Profiles (2D Underclocked, 3D Default Clocks!). After Game A starts, 3D Profile kicks in - Temp goes up to 70°C and after 1 Hour of straight gaming the Temp. is by over 80°C.

So, to answer your Question - without the Profile"switch" the Temp. is just fine.

ps. For what is the Option "Apply Fix for Auto Fan Mode on 3xxx Boards"?

 

Requests:
-Any way to make it so the user can clock video cards independant from each other when in CrossFire? Not to run at those speeds while in 3D, but so I can find the highest OCs possible with out having to remove one of the cards A drop-down menu with "<GPU> #" would suffice for me! Not sure if there would be any issue with multi-GPU cards though like a 5970. If it's not possible though, no big deal!

-Ability to control memory timings & voltages! =} I know that I, at least sort of, could change the memory voltages on my x1950 Pro. I had to drastically change them for it to actually do anything, otherwise when I hit apply they wouldn't take. I'd have to change them something like 0.175v before it would apply, and seems to me I could adjust them in .005v increments heh

-If known, the whole name of the option in the "New AA and AF Methods" area instead of the acronym would be nice! Once upon a time I knew of a few's meanings, but since then I've forgotten. There was a forum post somewhere (here?) that had quite a few of them explained, if anyone knows of the one I'm talking about... Maybe adding in a short description (or a hover-over hint popup) at the very least?

-This one is kind of a silly one, but a long time ago there was a program by Colorless that showed AA's effects (called D3D FSAA Viewer), but it only worked by pre-selecting the AA in the program's options. If there was a way to do something like ATi's preview, but showed the ACTUAL real-time effect of AA that would be sweet! Or maybe an OSD option that reports what AA is actually being used by the API, instead of what AA is 'turned on' in CCC or ATT. Because short of watching the OSD FPS in a game, some AA methods are showing no benefit and it makes me wonder if they are actually working or not :\ Like in Race Driver GRID, none of the AA selected in CCC work in game, you have to choose what they have for options. Which sucks since in the program settings file it lists 16xmsaa but it won't let me chose it But if I select Edge Detect it'll drop the FPS yet I can't tell any diff. Similarly turning on AAA and TAA impacts FPS none so I'm questioning if it's actually on! The biggest impact is turning on Super-sample AA, which will drop the FPS from 140 to 45, yet there is zero visual gain???

Questions:
-In the Overclocking section, if the only voltages available are .950 through 1.200, is that a limitation of the card? I hate hoping between different programs to satisfy needs, but it seems like Afterburner allows for lower and higher voltages.

-Was going to put this in Requests but might be a limitation of my card. Is the current beta still allowing for custom fan profiles? I only have "Manual" and "Automatic" for options. Another ability Afterburner has for me that ATT doesn't

-Might not be something you can answer, but the Advanced Tweaks Crossfire section, specifically the HCF and HybridCF. Are those options that work with HD4290 IGP and HD5770s? I've been seeing if there is a chance to get Hybrid CFX to work with my two 5770s, not because I think it'll boost performance but just because I have them and think it'd be interesting to tinker with I've tried ticking them, but doesn't seem to even hurt performance. ATi has always been pretty vague as to what cards WILL work in Hybrid -_-

-Is the option to select only 8xAA with ATT, while in Crossfire, a limitation of the program or just not programed IN? CCC allows me to select 16x but in ATT it just shows up as 8x :\


I'm sure there is more, but I've rambled enough! Thanks for a great program and your time

IronTiger: Short of a crash every time windows loads, as a result of ATT being set to auto-run on window's boot, I can't think of any "serious problem" you would encounter. Even if the above happens, as it did with me after going from a Socket 939 with X1950 to my AM3 with the HD4290 IGP, it isn't even serious since you can simply boot into safe mode and run msconfig to turn off ATT Since in Vista and Win7, there is no actual hardware communication with software (lack of the Hardware Abstraction Layer, or HAL, thus why DirectSound and EAX don't work outside of being exported to OpenAL) to do real hardware damage, at least that is my understanding. I'm running 2x HD5770s with zero problems, overclocking works fine, even auto-clocks!

 

Thanks Formula350,

that's what I wanted to hear. As long as my hardware is on the save site, I don't see any problems in testing (and in serious SW problems there are backups to solve them ).

Thanks a lot

IT

 

what new features have been added to the lastest ATT?

 

Request:

Make ATT compatible with Gainward HD4870 Golden Sample.

Thanks.