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nemesis.ie said:Regarding the volts, Rocco* started a new thread, I've posted an idea about how to get them.
1.45 core 2.2 mem stock cooler @ 100% gets to about 65deg at those speedsbobrownik said:hey viper ,
post the voltages you got those overclocks with ,
and also the cooling you are using ,
nice score , beating me by 600points so far
How did you get it to work. It failed on my system.Digital Viper-X- said:I;m using ATI tool ATM running 720/850 just hit 12614 =D
tesfaye said:Ok, cool. That makes sense. I never tried the voltages. I knew of the voltage monitoring abilities but I didn't know that you could change the voltages. I thought that was either done electrically on the card itself or through a hacked BIOS.
Now I see where I went wrong. I tried to OC the card on 2D voltages! If you don't mind my asking, what are the safe ranges for memory and GPU voltage? I like the smell of new silicon, not burnt silicon.
I had my card running at 660/785 and it locked up during a level change. VPU recover stepped in and saved the day but I noticed that the fan didn't speed up at all. With my 850XT I had similar issues but when I used ATI tool to step it up once temps got above 52C, I was able to OC a lot more than with the stock fan speeds. I don't mind the noise while I'm shooting shit up.
Thanks!
wow., 70c is hot. ill hive it a shot tonight. I'm on my way home as I write this.Digital Viper-X- said:When ever I play games I Set my fan to 60-100% u can use teh dynamic one in ATI tool i have anything over 70deg set the fan to 75% and then 100% over 80deg, be warned though, at 1.5V core 740mhz, it will go over 70deg at 100% fan speed :| well for me at least with about 15degc ambient temp =p this beast is hot
1.5v core 2.2v mem
tesfaye said:wow., 70c is hot. ill hive it a shot tonight. I'm on my way home as I write this.
posted from my Treo 700
Digital Viper-X- said:I'm going water cooling
at full speed fan stock clocks i was hitting 80deg in bf2 :<
tesfaye said:Great, more research! I don't want to spend more than $150 on a new PSU. I hope I can find something decent for that amount of money in the 550-650Watt range. Anyone have any suggestions? I think I might look into the PC Power.... PSUs (whatever that long ass name is).