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Whoa, I just gained 200 points from lowering the memory timings from 2,5-4-4-8 to 2-2-2-5. Because of the small mem-size (16MB), higher System memory bandwidth makes the GPU scale better? Wouldn't have thought that. DDR2 would indeed give a nice extra boost. 66 points short of gold. AM3: 4193 GFX: 426 CPU: 10584 |
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for €90 it's worth a try |
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G u can hook up the psu u made for me back some time :D, that should work thought ? |
Why? You use the VR to increase resistance between 5.5V line and memory voltage input so that you start at 3.5V and then decrease resistance to allow more V. |
MSI lighting card is't that brilliant clocker, stuck at 775/1554 Shaders /1275 Rams with max volt given ( +200mV) Otherwise it will lock up randomly here. Som ebenches can be done higher but with these clocks it's all benches stable, plus all the game tests. On air : first place 01 is possible, 3rd spot 03, 6th 05 & 06 and 3rd AM3... MM wants to bench it ? I'm almost done with the tests ( afterburner has some issues it seems :p ) |
Sure, I'd like to give the card a whirl under LN2. But first, I need the games comparison data from John to make a decent review :( |
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there are looooooooaaaaads more, damn you trouffman !! |
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I would love to see Berrnices piccies too |
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"Overclockers - just another bunch of retards" :D |
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overclockers are retards, power users are rocking gods !! Guess who's a power user :p |
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insert coin :p |
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Volt regulators are build to maintain their output voltage independent of the required output current. They will keep their output voltage but let through more current. A resistor in between will make current flow, but no voltage change. Lowering the resistance = more current, at some point you'll end up burning the resistor. Thing is that this point is actually quite close to zero Ohm, turning your pot will most likely cause you to short your volt lines, you know that's no good. Resistor will burn, if you turned to much, your PSU will burn. Now, what I did was directly applying the 3,3V line to the load and thus bridging the VREG circuit. You do not do this with a VR because again, it's a matter of current and the high current will cause the VR to simply burn. It's is best that you completely disconnect the VREG circuit but I took my chances and nothing blew :) At 3.65V I saw no increase so that's that, had my fun, selling the setup with another TNT2 I had around. |
E762 in the house. Now I need a new PSU (1200watt) and an extra 5870 :) |
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gamer maybe 3 psu's for benching ??? |
one Enermax 1KW too here at your disposal... |
What the hell, 2kW not sufficient for you high-end peepz??? |
Heb hier een 1KW OCZ voeding hoor, maar denk niet dat die 4 kaartjes aankan. 3 lukt zeker, ben het moederbord nu aan het testen 210 BCLK zonder veel aanpassingen. |
heb hier anders nog Enermax Revolution 85+ 1250W.maar die kan ik niet lang missen. |
We want 230 plus... |
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carefully read the footnotes. |
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About time someone told us! |
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