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post #21 of 81
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Originally Posted by -=R00bin=-
AHHH, I don't understand this. For some reason, evey program i've tried can not read my gpu temps.....Here is a screen shot....http://www.maj.com/gallery/r00bin/asdf/help.bmp
Have you tried i9kfangui?
http://www.mckenziedev.com/index.php...tory&Itemid=26
That will read the temperature.
post #22 of 81
The only problem I've had with i9kfangui on our i6000 is that it gives me an error on startup that it can't control the GPU fan. These options are ghosted out. Is that normal?
post #23 of 81
Would I be able to overclock my ATI Mobility Radeon 7000 IGP?
post #24 of 81
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Originally Posted by Kadman
The only problem I've had with i9kfangui on our i6000 is that it gives me an error on startup that it can't control the GPU fan. These options are ghosted out. Is that normal?
The I6000 only has 1 fan according to what I've read.
post #25 of 81
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Originally Posted by contrvlr65
The I6000 only has 1 fan according to what I've read.
Then I guess that will increase the difficulty in adjusting the speed of the second one with software.

Thanks for the heads up. Guess I need to go scan a few of the pics of the internals to better familiarize myself with the guts of the i6000.
post #26 of 81
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Originally Posted by suddste223
Would I be able to overclock my ATI Mobility Radeon 7000 IGP?

Guess not, then.
post #27 of 81
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Originally Posted by amazin asian
Have you tried i9kfangui?
http://www.mckenziedev.com/index.php...tory&Itemid=26
That will read the temperature.
ACK, it works!...I'm sorry, I did not realize until now that i was using I8kfangui instead of i9kfangui Thanks for all the help!
post #28 of 81
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by suddste223
Would I be able to overclock my ATI Mobility Radeon 7000 IGP?
I don't see why not. Just do everything I said, except skip anything you don't have access too (such as PowerPlay, ect.)
post #29 of 81
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Originally Posted by amazin asian
I don't see why not. Just do everything I said, except skip anything you don't have access too (such as PowerPlay, ect.)

I thought that I could not overclock integrated graphics!

Anyway what will happen if I go to far on the clock?
post #30 of 81
ohh and what Program could I use?
post #31 of 81
Usually a system freeze will happen with an 0ver-overclock. As for what to use, maybe ATI tool (linked on the first page).
post #32 of 81
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Originally Posted by Deceptikon
Usually a system freeze will happen with an 0ver-overclock. As for what to use, maybe ATI tool (linked on the first page).

OK, I have it, now what do I do with it?
post #33 of 81
Have you read the first page at all? Not trying to be mean, but it is a thread on How To OC.
post #34 of 81
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Originally Posted by Deceptikon
Have you read the first page at all?

first page? you mean first post?
post #35 of 81
Yes, the one that tells you step by step how to OC, and what tools you need.
post #36 of 81
Ok tried to use it but it keeps saying Memory Timings is not supported on this chipset.
post #37 of 81
I found this thread on a different forum, not sure if it has any good info or not, but its worth a look!

http://www.overclock.net/ati/20573-h...adeon+7000+igp
post #38 of 81
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=Joe Ipson from overcloker.netI just purchased a new laptop (Toshiba A60) and it comes with a Mobility Radeon 7000 IGP or something like that. But it really, really sucks.

The computer doesnt really suck


Anyway that did help! Thanks!
post #39 of 81
NP man, glad to help.
post #40 of 81
Thread Starter 
Ok, so I'm gonna do some more revising. Just as an extra little thing, I've decided ATI Tools is superior to ATI Tray Tools (it seems to stress out the card more and finds artifacts sooner, not to mention I like how it checks for the maxes mucho better.) Will be updating with some more programs soon. Promise.
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