Nemo1985 wrote on 2024-09-02, 03:19:

Other than configuration file, you can also just double click on the Core or RAM icon under each slider and enter a new percentage. It's much easier then .ini editing.

It isn't there. I had different version, probably earlier. I remember it, that it worked this way, but it wasn't there. Probably 2.7 or lower version.

W.x. wrote on 2024-09-03, 16:34:

Nemo1985 wrote on 2024-09-02, 03:19:

Other than configuration file, you can also just double click on the Core or RAM icon under each slider and enter a new percentage. It's much easier then .ini editing.

It isn't there. I had different version, probably earlier. I remember it, that it worked this way, but it wasn't there. Probably 2.7 or lower version.

Well personally I tried it some days ago with the latest version and this feature works like a charme

W.x. wrote on 2024-09-03, 16:34:

Nemo1985 wrote on 2024-09-02, 03:19:

Other than configuration file, you can also just double click on the Core or RAM icon under each slider and enter a new percentage. It's much easier then .ini editing.

It isn't there. I had different version, probably earlier. I remember it, that it worked this way, but it wasn't there. Probably 2.7 or lower version.

With your card already overclocked, go to options, preferences and click "quick setup".
You'll see a "rescan" button. Click on it.
When going back to the overclock menu, you'll be able to overclock further.
I overclocked mine to 88MHz this way (late Diamond Stealth 2000 Pro).