K Krionis macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 23, 2006 #1 I'm overclocking my mbp using ati tool .25 beta 13. I have it at 400/400, whats the highest i could safely go? Also is it going to stay at this speed when i switch it over to OSX?
I'm overclocking my mbp using ati tool .25 beta 13. I have it at 400/400, whats the highest i could safely go? Also is it going to stay at this speed when i switch it over to OSX?
T tipdrill407 macrumors 6502 Aug 23, 2006 #2 I'm not sure how high you can safely go, but the settings will not stay the same when using OS X.
Kingsly macrumors 68040 Aug 23, 2006 #4 Krionis said: Any way to OC on OSX? Click to expand... Yeah, I've done it on my eMac. Not sure if it's universal though... plus you run the risk of cooking your video card with any OC software. ATIccellerator II
Krionis said: Any way to OC on OSX? Click to expand... Yeah, I've done it on my eMac. Not sure if it's universal though... plus you run the risk of cooking your video card with any OC software. ATIccellerator II
V vv-tim macrumors 6502 Aug 23, 2006 #6 I run 430/400 safely in Windows... runs very hot on my lap though 😛
Nitrocide macrumors 6502 Aug 23, 2006 #7 Does *anyone* know of an alternative for overclocking it on OS X though? Or if anythings even in the pipeline?
Does *anyone* know of an alternative for overclocking it on OS X though? Or if anythings even in the pipeline?
V vv-tim macrumors 6502 Aug 23, 2006 #8 Nitrocide said: Does *anyone* know of an alternative for overclocking it on OS X though? Or if anythings even in the pipeline? Click to expand... Nope... but Windows performs better for pretty much all games anyway, so if you're going to be gaming: just reboot.
Nitrocide said: Does *anyone* know of an alternative for overclocking it on OS X though? Or if anythings even in the pipeline? Click to expand... Nope... but Windows performs better for pretty much all games anyway, so if you're going to be gaming: just reboot.