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    ATI's CCC - Overdrive - Greayed out (no, not another "key" answer)

    Hi all

    Been playing with my new 4980 but the overdrive section has greyed itself out.

    I was overclocking like a goodun. Got it to 920mhz core and 1020mhz memory and thought I'd try and go a bit higher. I clicked on the "test custom clocks" button and it failed. Now everything is greyed out!

    Any ideas how I can re-enable it all? unticking the "enable overdrive" box and applying, then clicking it again and applying does nothing.

    Ta

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    Re: ATI's CCC - Overdrive - Greayed out (no, not another "key" answer)

    Re-installing CCC should work.

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