DocZ2A.RemoveThis@gmail.com a écrit :
> Oh, didn't know that was possible. I assumed that it just made the
> driver "think" that the card had a different clock speed. So if I were
> to put the card in my Windows comp I would be able to change the clock
> speed and have it be that way when I put it back in my mac?
>
> Bolooser10: I don't know the guy, I just bought it off him.
>
> dawg wrote:
>> Or,find a friend with a pc and do it on his machine.
>>
>> "Bolooser10" <nospam.RemoveThis@today.de> wrote in message
>> news:44662c27$0$297$7a628cd7@news.club-internet.fr...
>>> DocZ2A.RemoveThis@gmail.com a écrit :
>>>> Hello. I currently have a mac with an ATI pci video card. The card
>>>> was overclocked before I got the computer when it ran Mac OS 9. Since
>>>> then I have put Linux on the computer and due to the card being
>>>> overclocked I have been unable to get X to work in Linux. I am hoping
>>>> to underclock it back to normal for X to work. Unfortunately every
>>>> guide I find on over/underclocking involves using software programs
>>>> made for Windows to change the clock speed. Obviously I cannot use
>>>> Windows software on this computer. Does anyone know how I would
>>>> underclock the video card or could link me to any good guides on how to
>>>> do it?
>>>>
>>> Why don't u ask the guy who overclocked it to undo
>>> what he did ?
>
if I were u I'post the exact same post on tne
alt.comp.periphs.videocards.ati (or whatever, look and u will find it)
and ask there.
I'm sure someone will be able to tell u something interesting.
Have a good day
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