MTSTU410 troubles...

[Stringy]

I used the utility to o/c, and I set it to 110%, pretty tame, but I wanted to make sure all was stable because I push my machine hard at times and have little patience with failures..
The problem is, when I check the clock speed after I did the "Permanent" setting and of course rebooted, I now am clocked at:
PLL: 330.75
Gclk: 165.38
Mclk: 165.38
Wclk: 165.38
This was checked with MGA Tweak..
Why and how did my dividers get changed??
I haven't had time to test this in 3D apps yet but so far in windows all is well...
I've waited alittle while and either missed a post dealing with this or it hasn't happened to another lucky fellow..

I'd appreciate any ideas as to a remedy...
thanks
Craig

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[Haig]

A new build will get posted this week that will fix this along with the default readings for the G200 cards.

Haig

[Jorden]

I'm kinda locked at Fo=345.60MHz, all other settings 172.80MHz at the moment, can't go any lower, but I can go higher

Will the new version unlock the locked versions as well, Haig?

Btw, I did test it at some 3D games, mostly driving sims and I do see a big difference with my P3-450. I guess it works

Jord.

[Jorden]

Thanks Haig !!

Apparently I was OC'ing at 131%, instead of 115%

I now used MTSTU4.00.14 to clock back down to 115%, Fo=297.00 all other settings at 148.50MHz

Although I did get a clocking error #2 the first time I tested the new clock setting. It works okay now !!

Jord.