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AMD Crimson Drivers - huge problem

drajver
By drajver
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Hello everyone.

 

As I've read more about these drivers, I was getting more and more hyped towards them, so when they went out I've installed them on my PC. But it turns out that they work like exact opposite of my expectations. 

My problem is that after installing these drivers my GPU Clock locks at 450MHz and won't go any higher without external program called Radeon Pro (even Afterburner doesn't work - it just can control fan speed, same for driver panel). It's just plain stupid for me. I'm kinda sure that these drivers are meant for my PC, which is: i5-4460, AsRock H81M, R9 270.

 

Have anyone experienced something like this?

 

I will be very thankful for any ideas that are not "reinstall drivers" :)

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R9 270x user here. Overclocked using Afterburner and currently at 1140MHz

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No problems with my 290x! 

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you sure thats not the idle clock speeds? my gpu clocks down on idle and then goes to a higher (normal) clock when it actually has a work load

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you sure thats not the idle clock speeds? my gpu clocks down on idle and then goes to a higher (normal) clock when it actually has a work load

I'm sure, I've always had 250+ fps in CSGO, now I have 100-120 when playing, I've checked with RTSS + HwInfo while playing and it says GPU Clock 450MHz, Memory Clock 1400MHz.

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