Ccc 6.7 ?

Silverfox · Aug 22, 2006, 01:49 AM

I just recently installed an AIW 800XT card and installed the 6.7`s along with the CCC in the bundle from ATI. [34mb]

When I open the CCC I do NOT have the Performance tab under the VPU Recover tab. [Overdrive]

What version of the CCC has the performance tab to access the CCC Overdrive function for monitoring the gpu temp and the clock speeds?

This is the first time I have ever used the CCC since I previously had an ATI 9700pro and used the old CP and third party programs for Ocing.

Thanks for any replys.

Regards, Silverfox1

OldBuzzard · Aug 22, 2006, 11:20 AM

Welcome to "The wonderful world of AIW ownership".

ATI, in their infinate wisdom, have decided that we don't get the Overdrive option, and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

AIW owners are the 'redheaded' step-children' in the ATI world.

We pay a PREMIUM for the AIW, and get absolute GARBAGE for software and/or support. If I didn't hate nvidia's business practices so much, my next card would definately be one of theirs. As it is, you can rest assured that I won't get another AIW. While my AIW X800XT just fine as a 'video card', it's a POS for anything else.

ATI sold us a F1 race car...but only allow us to use 87 Octane fuel in it

Too bad this isn't the FWZ so I could say what I REALLY want to say.

EDIT
Just some additional information..I just tried updating to CCC 6.9/MMC 9.15. I use HyperOS which allows me to have multiple (up to 22) Operating systems, and I found that the MMC install is now HARD CODED to install on the C: drive. I was trying to install on the E: drive, and it's a no go. Way to go ATI...even CREATIVE who has a reputation for bad drivers manages to get THAT right.

Silverfox · Aug 22, 2006, 02:58 PM

Thanks OldBuzzad for the reply & info. I figured as much in regards to the overdrive tab not being supported in the AIW`s.

Nowhere on ATI`s website does it depict or state which cards are supported with overdrive or which ones are not either !

I really had no plans for Ocing anymore like I used to, but I simply wanted to monitor the gpu core temp once & awhile.

Regards, Silverfox

Aug 22, 2006, 01:49 AM	#1
Silverfox HardwareHeaven Addict Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Texas Posts: 296 Rep Power: 56	Ccc 6.7 ? I just recently installed an AIW 800XT card and installed the 6.7`s along with the CCC in the bundle from ATI. [34mb] When I open the CCC I do NOT have the Performance tab under the VPU Recover tab. [Overdrive] What version of the CCC has the performance tab to access the CCC Overdrive function for monitoring the gpu temp and the clock speeds? This is the first time I have ever used the CCC since I previously had an ATI 9700pro and used the old CP and third party programs for Ocing. Thanks for any replys. Regards, Silverfox1 __________________ Silverfox

Aug 22, 2006, 11:20 AM	#2
OldBuzzard DH's oldest Geek Join Date: May 2003 Location: Oberlin, OH Posts: 2,781 Rep Power: 141 System Specs	Welcome to "The wonderful world of AIW ownership". ATI, in their infinate wisdom, have decided that we don't get the Overdrive option, and that's just the tip of the iceberg. AIW owners are the 'redheaded' step-children' in the ATI world. We pay a PREMIUM for the AIW, and get absolute GARBAGE for software and/or support. If I didn't hate nvidia's business practices so much, my next card would definately be one of theirs. As it is, you can rest assured that I won't get another AIW. While my AIW X800XT just fine as a 'video card', it's a POS for anything else. ATI sold us a F1 race car...but only allow us to use 87 Octane fuel in it Too bad this isn't the FWZ so I could say what I REALLY want to say. EDIT Just some additional information..I just tried updating to CCC 6.9/MMC 9.15. I use HyperOS which allows me to have multiple (up to 22) Operating systems, and I found that the MMC install is now HARD CODED to install on the C: drive. I was trying to install on the E: drive, and it's a no go. Way to go ATI...even CREATIVE who has a reputation for bad drivers manages to get THAT right. __________________ When looking for a reason as to why things go wrong, never rule out sheer STUPIDITY Last edited by OldBuzzard; Aug 22, 2006 at 01:46 PM.

Aug 22, 2006, 02:58 PM	Thread Starter #3
Silverfox HardwareHeaven Addict Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Texas Posts: 296 Rep Power: 56	Thanks OldBuzzad for the reply & info. I figured as much in regards to the overdrive tab not being supported in the AIW`s. Nowhere on ATI`s website does it depict or state which cards are supported with overdrive or which ones are not either ! I really had no plans for Ocing anymore like I used to, but I simply wanted to monitor the gpu core temp once & awhile. Regards, Silverfox __________________ Silverfox