I am going to test this out. However, I need to download it right now(slow).
My house had been run out of electric for days(until now haven't fix) due to my land lord didn't pay the TNB.
Now, I need to use my friend's slow internet connection to download and bring my Desktop over his place to test.

Installed the Modded TwL(based on CCC 10.8 Beta) Driver flawlessly.
I didn't try the 3DMark Vantage on it yet.
About SC2, not sure if it can do "Force AA" on it. But, I don't care about the "Force AA" because the game itself doesn't have any AA settings to begin with. Cheer.
In addition, I read that after forcing the AA on SC2, the FPS will be dropped like hell too. Pointless. Let alone on the game itself is more than enough for me.

By the way, who tested the CCC 10.7a Beta? It's good?
I think that TwL will create a Driver based on CCC 10.7a Beta...
According to what TwL said, the CCC 10.7 WHQL have a very bad DX11 supports/performance. So, I think the TwL Modded CCC 10.8 Beta works best for me.

This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Aug 3 2010, 03:43 PM

Try TwL Modded Driver!
They're damn good.
About the Idling Clocks Bug, that's not a bug basically. That's how stupid AMD/ATi fixes flickering screens.

I have tried TwL Modded CCC 10.5a and the result is impressive!
Now, I am on the TwL Modded CCC 10.8 Beta. The result is good as well.

I need to see the feedbacks 1st. Then, I only will try it.

But, TwL already turned off the Modded CCC 10.8 Beta due to instability.
I don't get any problem, so, I guess I would just use it.

It seems the TwL Modded CCC 10.8 Beta have some problems on me finally.
I'll try TwL Modded CCC 10.7a Beta(SC2) sooner or later.
Hope it boosts my SC2 performance. LOL.

I got weird texture on SC2 using the TwL Modded CCC 10.7a Beta(Final 3.75 Build) sometime(seldom). However, I don't really care about that. LOL.

This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Aug 4 2010, 10:02 PM

Why? It's very strange. Because MSI Afterburner supposes can do that on all GPUs.

Did you ever hack your registry entries for your MSI Afterburner?
If you doesn't, it won't work.

8XC as maximal temperature for Radeon HD5800(Stock ATI HSF and it's on CCC AUTO FAN SPEED) is common and standard.

Now, I think ASUS Non-Reference PCB had very low quality because most users reported it to be problematic.
Sapphire Non-Reference PCB also problematic too but not as much as ASUS.
Gigabyte, PowerColor and MSI are less problematic currently.

The Difference is insignificant if your HSF already reached it's maximal limit.
I think the ATi Radeon HD5800-Series Stock HSF haven't reach it's maximal limit by a lot(since JoBigShow said it improved by 6-8C). So, Tuniq TX-3 is more worth it.

CM 460Watt Extreme Power Plus PSU is not AFPC and 80+. So, means it's not TRUE POWER. It's maximal power output should be around 360-400Watt only.
It's not recommended(ATi said 450Watt True Power PSU is recommended) but it should be fine running the Radeon HD5750 since it consumes very low power only.

Some PSU doesn't come with the 6-Pin PCI-E Power Cable. You need the converter. The converter can be get either it's bundled with the Graphic Card or you buy it from shops.

+1. He's indeed wrong.

Ignore the QUALITY 1st.
Applying a lot of Thermal Paste doesn't mean to reduce heat conduction.
Personally, I have tried to test Minor, Optimal and Excessive Thermal Paste for my Processor.
Minor Thermal Paste, resulting temperature goes higher than usual. The heat conduction is not optimized due to micro-gaps between HSF and CPU.
Optimal and Excessive, result. Both give optimal cooling performance. However, excessive of Thermal Paste can cause the Paste to spill everywhere when pressure(from HSF) is applied. It's safe if the thermal paste your use is Non-Electrical Conductive, like Tuniq TX-3.

Now, QUALITY/PERFORMANCE of the Thermal Paste.
Good Thermal Paste(better chemical compound/composition) allows more heat to be transfered while Poor Thermal Paste(lousy chemical compound/composition) allows lesser heat to be transfered.

Use TwL Modded CCC 10.8 Beta(v3.80 Final).
I guess it should fix your problem.

If you read up the v3.75 reports, there's a lot of users complain it's problematic. Even TwL said that the Driver have bugs too.
The new TwL Modded 10.8 Beta(v3.80a) should be better. Bugs fixed and performance boost!

You never see before?
For me CM GX Series PSU is 1 of the worst PSU ever.
If you check the reviews, you'll see how it damages your hardwares(unlucky) when being stressed.

800Watt PSU can even powered up 3x Radeon HD5870 CFX easily.
CM EPP 460W PSU(Non-True Power) should be able to run 1x Radeon HD5750 flawlessly.
If you want to play safe, then, take 450Watt PSU(True Power) or above.

Might be your LCD or GPU problem. These 2 things have the HIGHEST POSSIBILITIES.
Mind tell your full PC Specification?

Sometime Desktop Driver is not same as Laptops Driver. But, sometime can be same.
So, don't mix them up.

By the way, Jabberwocky, if you're interested in scoring higher marks at 3DMarkVantage, you can try TwL Modded Drivers(you can check the 1st post of this thread/topic).

His Driver is really old. But, that's from DELL themselves.
You can try to remove your old Driver completely(check how to do it entirely clean, thanks). "Dirty" Driver installation or uninstallation can lead to big problem later.
After that, only install the Driver you downloaded. Currently, CCC 10.7 is the latest WHQL(Official) Driver.