Where on earth can I pick up a chassis like this here in the States? I have been considering some custom glasswork projects and have already started sketching out a few designs, though I suspect the execution might be more complicated than I initially anticipated. I’ve ruled out using acrylic for this; once you scratch acrylic, there is no going back, whereas glass is far more resilient against surface abrasions. 🙂
Understood. I will be back in a few days... I am currently away from my home residence and staying at the university dorms, so I don't have access to my computer right now. Hehe Regarding that Aty TRAY tool, where might one go to download it? And more importantly, is it available for free?
I have ATI tools installed on my home rig... but I’m wondering if letting the software autonomously scan for GPU and memory usage might cause things to overheat or something similar? My concern stems from the fact that I don't see an option to set a specific maximum temperature threshold here. Regarding how I track heat, I currently rely on a digital thermometer, which looks something like this:
Greetings. I will refrain from starting a new thread over such a minor inquiry; instead, I shall address my dilemma right here. My objective is to overclock both the core and the memory on my GPU. I am currently running a Radeon HD 9550 equipped with an exceptionally robust cooling solution—essentially a custom copper setup. With this homemade heatsink, my temperatures hover between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius, whereas the stock settings sit at 250/200. My question is twofold: what would be a reasonable target for these increments, and is it truly best practice to proceed cautiously by increasing the clock speeds in increments of five? Thank you.