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  • Powerstrip now supports Parhelia OC

    Just got the following email from EnTechTaiwan:

    If you are still interested, some Parhelia support has been quietly added to the latest version of Powerstrip.

    Let us return to the moon, to stay!!!

  • #2
    Twas wondering when Ashley would add it
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    • #3
      Finaly a ground to buy it
      System:
      P III-S 1.4@1.52
      512 MB SDR-Ram
      Gigabyte-6IEML
      Matrox Parhelia

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      • #4
        Re: Powerstrip now supports Parhelia OC

        Originally posted by K6-III
        If you are still interested, some Parhelia support has been quietly added to the latest version of Powerstrip.
        I think the operative word here was quietly.
        If Ashley wanted this posted publicly, he probably would have done it himself...
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        • #5
          I've an issue with the latest version and P retail.
          Pstrip found my P, but when I try to change some value, even if I set my mem or core clock 1 step over (i.e. from 220/550 to 221/551) the lower area of my video starts blinking
          I've all the latest drivers of all my devices.

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          • #6
            Same prob here. I've found that closing powerstrip and reopening it leaves you overclocked and stops the flashing....
            Let us return to the moon, to stay!!!

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            • #7
              i have it too.

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              • #8
                That's a Radeon contamination. Live updating to Build 366 should fix the blinking problem:
                PowerStrip menu > Options > Onlines services > Live update

                Then check *all* the clock controls, not just the engine/memory clock: PowerStrip menu > Display profiles > Configure > Advanced timing options

                Adjust the pixel clock and conpare the resulting scan frequencies against your monitor's OSD.

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                • #9
                  Pixel clock looks good....

                  Thanks a bunch....
                  Let us return to the moon, to stay!!!

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                  • #10
                    Ah, finally a DECENT overclocker for the Parhelia, flashing the BIOS and restarting was getting to be a real pain.
                    All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

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                    • #11
                      So Ashley ... what made you decide to break down and buy a Parhelia or did you get one as a loaner or gift?
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                      • #12
                        I didn't really have anything to do with it, but I don't think it would have been possible at all if Matrox hadn't released an MTSTU with P support first...

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