AMD can't find GPU Clock

[Omar VX]

Hey everyone , I have AMD R5 M430 but in my laptop it's divided into AMD R4 and AMD R5 m330 ( 2 GB Dedicated ) so I downloaded AMD driver which is AMD R5 M430 and installed it but i can't find GPU Clock i see in every youtube video when people set their graphics through amd they set their GPU clock but i can't find it in my laptop it seems that it doesn't exist despite those videos have the same sort amd i have , Help me please solving this problem what should I do to have that GPU clock ? Thank you

 

[spdragoo]

That's not part of the driver. They're probably using MSI Afterburner (free app that works with all GPUs, AMD or nVidia).

As to whether you can actually "set" your GPU clock...the only reason to lower your GPU clocks is to reduce temps/prolong battery life; your laptop will automatically do the former, & you probably won't see much benefit for the latter. And I'm not sure that the GPU in a laptop is really going to be capable of being overclocked; as with the CPU, laptops have enough trouble fitting in a decent cooling solution to handle stock clocks, let alone overclocking.

 

[Omar VX]

That's not part of the driver. They're probably using MSI Afterburner (free app that works with all GPUs, AMD or nVidia).

As to whether you can actually "set" your GPU clock...the only reason to lower your GPU clocks is to reduce temps/prolong battery life; your laptop will automatically do the former, & you probably won't see much benefit for the latter. And I'm not sure that the GPU in a laptop is really going to be capable of being overclocked; as with the CPU, laptops have enough trouble fitting in a decent cooling solution to handle stock clocks, let alone overclocking.

I don't understand , I need to know why i can't find my GPU Clock despite other people have the same AMD i have the same the sort and they have GPU Clock but why I don't have one ?

 

[maxalge]

That's not part of the driver. They're probably using MSI Afterburner (free app that works with all GPUs, AMD or nVidia).

As to whether you can actually "set" your GPU clock...the only reason to lower your GPU clocks is to reduce temps/prolong battery life; your laptop will automatically do the former, & you probably won't see much benefit for the latter. And I'm not sure that the GPU in a laptop is really going to be capable of being overclocked; as with the CPU, laptops have enough trouble fitting in a decent cooling solution to handle stock clocks, let alone overclocking.

I don't understand , I need to know why i can't find my GPU Clock despite other people have the same AMD i have the same the sort and they have GPU Clock but why I don't have one ?

link to a video so we can see what you mean exactly