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Review here:
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/05/20/asus_rog_matrix_5870_platinum_video_card_review/
The Asus 5870 ROG Matrix Platinum card can allow the user to burn in/flash the bios with their own settings. I have a problem where I set the voltage to 1360mv and burn in/flash the bios. When I reboot, all the clocks and ram timings are set at my desire levels but the core voltage says 1261mv.
Has anybody had this issue before? It's not an issue of it reverting to stock voltage as the stock voltage is 1200mv.
-edit
Looks like the settings aren't even what they say they are because I set 1000MHz for the core but GPU-Z reports it boots to 894MHz. It won't actually use my settings until I load the profile manually. How frustrating. How is this bios burn in supposed to work or be worth anything if it doesn't actually do anything?
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/05/20/asus_rog_matrix_5870_platinum_video_card_review/
The Asus 5870 ROG Matrix Platinum card can allow the user to burn in/flash the bios with their own settings. I have a problem where I set the voltage to 1360mv and burn in/flash the bios. When I reboot, all the clocks and ram timings are set at my desire levels but the core voltage says 1261mv.
Has anybody had this issue before? It's not an issue of it reverting to stock voltage as the stock voltage is 1200mv.
-edit
Looks like the settings aren't even what they say they are because I set 1000MHz for the core but GPU-Z reports it boots to 894MHz. It won't actually use my settings until I load the profile manually. How frustrating. How is this bios burn in supposed to work or be worth anything if it doesn't actually do anything?