Regarding mobile GPU

11/18/2013 17:25 fun4joke#1
Hello, well, I'm not sure if this is the right section, but anyway...
Right now I'm using laptop with Radeon HD 6470M GPU. Normally, it should be clocked to at least 700 clock MHz , but for me it's set to only 300 MHz. ULPS seems to be enabled ( I did try disabling it, but doubt if it worked ), but it shouldn't be the case. Has anyone encountered similar situation? Is it supposed to be like that?
11/18/2013 17:48 HeadSplitter <3#2
Whats the GPU Clock on full Load?
11/18/2013 17:48 LuCk3r#3
It stays at 300 mhz even in Games? Or whats the issue here?
11/18/2013 20:04 Nectix#4
#moved
11/18/2013 20:27 fun4joke#5
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Originally Posted by LuCk3r View Post
It stays at 300 mhz even in Games? Or whats the issue here?
Yep
Shouldn't clock's speed be higher than 300 MHz?
11/20/2013 19:57 fun4joke#6
Is it allowed to bump threads in this section?
11/21/2013 00:19 Lasch24#7
According to the rules that have been posted in this section, it is not.
In the Hardware Discussions/Questions section it has been recently allowed, since the moderator for both of these sections is the same person and these sections are very similar, this should not be a problem at all.

In addition, I have yet to see someone complaining that they had received an infraction due to pushing threads here, so you should be fine.

*free bump here*


Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling your graphics driver already?
Usually the GPU should only run at 300MHz during idle and non-3D applications, run at 450MHz during video playback and run at full speed while gaming.

You are not running the device off its battery, are you?
This would also cause it to clock down to save energy, but it should not go that far either.

Other than that, if the GPU runs into instability and the VBIOS has to restart, the card won't clock itself up anymore.
If this is not a driver issue, the chip or its VRAM might not be working properly.
11/21/2013 11:20 fun4joke#8
Well, power adapter is pluged in. Now when you mention it, can it be adapter's fault (what if it doesn't give enough power for high performance) ? It has required 90W , but from time to time I get notice that performance is limited.
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I reinstalled windows about couple of months ago, so updating drivers won't hurt.
11/21/2013 12:52 Verleihnix#9
When you noticed the first time the problem?
Have You updated the BIOS?
How do you reinstall the OS? Please discribe the singel steps wjen you reinstall the OS.
Have you spoken with the seller of the laptop oder the service fron HP?
11/21/2013 14:25 fun4joke#10
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Originally Posted by Verleihnix View Post
When you noticed the first time the problem?
Have You updated the BIOS?
How do you reinstall the OS? Please discribe the singel steps wjen you reinstall the OS.
Have you spoken with the seller of the laptop oder the service fron HP?
Well, I didn't notice it until I got GPU-Z tool, which is only about 4 days ago. Didn't try to update the BIOS yet. I reinstalled OS through windows restore. Didn't speak to seller of the laptop because I bought it second-hand.
11/21/2013 21:31 Verleihnix#11
The reinstall with windows restore was not the best.I think a normal reinstall with an DVD with win7 will be better.
If you want,we can talk about the problem via Teamspeak.Adress in my signature.