Radeon Pro Duo + R9 295x2 1GPU only 300MHz

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maxamd400
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8 May 2017 13:08:26 UTC
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    Hi Einstein-Team,

    Unfortunately a GPU only runs with 300MHz.
    How can I change this ?

    Radeon Pro Duo GPU0 Slot0, 300MHz, device2 (effectively 88%) ca.15min 1WU
    Radeon Pro Duo GPU1 Slot0, 980MHz, device3  (effectively 71%) ca.9-11min 1WU

    R9 295x2 GPU0 Slot1, 1018MHz, device1  (effectively 74%) 10-12min 1WU
    R9 295x2 GPU1 Slot1, 1018MHz, device0  (effectively 74%) 10-12min 1WU

    greetings
    Max

    mikey
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    maxamd400 wrote:Hi

    9 May 2017 12:21:25 UTC
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      maxamd400 wrote:

      Hi Einstein-Team,

      Unfortunately a GPU only runs with 300MHz.
      How can I change this ?

      Radeon Pro Duo GPU0 Slot0, 300MHz, device2 (effectively 88%) ca.15min 1WU
      Radeon Pro Duo GPU1 Slot0, 980MHz, device3  (effectively 71%) ca.9-11min 1WU

      R9 295x2 GPU0 Slot1, 1018MHz, device1  (effectively 74%) 10-12min 1WU
      R9 295x2 GPU1 Slot1, 1018MHz, device0  (effectively 74%) 10-12min 1WU

      greetings
      Max

      Assuming they should run faster and it's not a project problem the only way to get gpu's back up to their full speed on Windows pc's is to reboot them.

      mmonnin
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      Same advice here. Sounds like

      9 May 2017 15:00:44 UTC
      Message 157677
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        Same advice here. Sounds like a driver crash due to OC or temps.

        maxamd400
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        Hi, ATI sets the graphics

        31 Jul 2018 20:10:12 UTC
        Message 166322
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          Hi,

          ATI sets the graphics cards, if they do not have TFT, to 640x480p. An HDMI dummy solved the problem.

          greetings

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