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    X1900 issue

    I've had this card a while now, and the performance is excellent. However, when playing around in ATI Tray Tools, I found the graph menu and decided to monitor the clocks when gaming. However, when I looked at the plot afterwards, the clocks had stayed at their 2D speeds, and it did not appear to switch into 3D mode. Is this a bug with the software, or have I changed a setting that I shouldn't have?

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    Windowed 3D applications don't get the 3D clock rates applied, which suggests you've been playing games that way. That the case?
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    Nope. I've been running full screen (to the best of my knowledge) and the clock speeds don't change.

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      • CPU:
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      • Memory:
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      • HD4870 1GB
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    I think I managed to fix the problem. When I installed Tray Tools, I accidentally disabled the Hotkey Poller, not thinking it was important. According to my brother, this is the thing that changes the clocks so it should now be fixed.

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