Cant download driver for Radeon 8570

[matto97]

I went to AMD and selected DeskTop Graphics, Radeon 8xxx, then the only option 8500. But then when i went to select OS i could only chose Windows XP 95 and some other one. it wont let me pick windows 8. How do i download the driver if i cant pick an OS

[CwGoh]

Just use auto detect and install if you are not sure.

[matto97]

Tride that it sed it couldn't detect my OS

[TymmVonD]

I went to AMD and selected DeskTop Graphics, Radeon 8xxx, then the only option 8500. But then when i went to select OS i could only chose Windows XP 95 and some other one. it wont let me pick windows 8. How do i download the driver if i cant pick an OS

Yesterday there was an optional download for 8570D on Windows update. What's weird is my son's PC has that GPU. Why would they offer it to me?

[matto97]

i have a 8570 not 8570D

[topsu]

Try driver for 7550, 8570 is just rename of it for oems

[matto97]

What would be a good overclock seting for GPU clock and Memory Clock.

[Samdb]

Please only use one topic.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/100682-cant-download-driver-for-radeon-8570/

[matto97]

That was for installing the drivers and i got that problem fixed should mark it sorry

[Volbet]

I'll recommend you the same thing that i recommend everyone:

• Increase core clock by 10-25MHz
• Test for stability using either Unigin Heaven or a graphic heavy game (Crysis 3, Metro: Last Light, Battlefield 4 ect)
• If stable repeat
• If unstabel increase core voltage by 5mV (Might not be possible. It depends on the card)
• Repeat untill you hit a core temp of 90-95C
• If you want you can overclock the memory aswell, but it really doesn't impact performance.
• Increase the memory clock by 25-50MHz
• Test for stability (See second step)
• When unstable, scale back to last stable setting

[matto97]

its ok guys got it fixed i downloaded a 7xxx series driver and it fixed it for me

[MikeTz]

Since the 8570 is an OEM card, if google didn't give you any result then you probably just have to test it out.

OC as much as you can while not crashing and keep the temperatures where you are comfortable at.

[matto97]

 

I'll recommend you the same thing that i recommend everyone:

• Increase core clock by 10-25MHz
• Test for stability using either Unigin Heaven or a graphic heavy game (Crysis 3, Metro: Last Light, Battlefield 4 ect)
• If stable repeat
• If unstabel increase core voltage by 5mV (Might not be possible. It depends on the card)
• Repeat untill you hit a core temp of 90-95C
• If you want you can overclock the memory aswell, but it really doesn't impact performance.
• Increase the memory clock by 25-50MHz
• Test for stability (See secondf step)
• When unstable, scale back to last stable setting

 

Ok thank you i will remember that for nect time

[SkilledRebuilds]

And if its a laptop I wouldn't bother... Thats a Laptop GPU right?

 

Reasons all laptop Cooling is specific to the hardware inside and matched., Meaning if you threw better parts in there you'd need a better cooler.

Same goes for Overclocking, EXTRA heat the cooling system is not equipped to disperse properly.

 

Thats why you hear so many laptop GPU's die, with or without overclocking... No laptop has OC headroom, their made to only JUST cool those components AS IS.

[matto97]

No desktop GPU and i got the GPU Clock to 950 and the Mem clock to 1300. Should i see if it can go ferther

[Volbet]

No desktop GPU and i got the GPU Clock to 950 and the Mem clock to 1300. Should i see if it can go ferther

If the temperature is OK, then go ahead. But remember that the stress test have to run for a some time, I recommend atleast 20 minutes.

 

And don't overclock the memory and the GPU at the same time. It will only make it more difficult when you incounter instability.

[SkilledRebuilds]

Don't use Furmark type programs to stresstest, google the many reasons why if you have to.

Use a real world test ie: Games