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whe3ls · 08-02-08

i think its your really high memory clock.

Domino · 08-02-08

could his powersupply just not be handling the cards? Could his PSU just be faulty? The high memory clocks would hurt too, did you lock them when you overclocked?

version2 · 08-02-08

To remove your bottleneck, use MSI's Bottleneck Remover, found at any Frys Store. It's cheap, effective, and it works!

As for your problem, it seems to me that the actual issue at hand may be that the drivers aren't properly working. It may be worthwhile to reinstall the drivers, after uninstalling and cleaning them: http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=745

scottath · 08-02-08

PSU wattage wise is fine - my system runs on a 620w - unless it's fualty
Having really high memory clocks that fail will be slower than slightly slower ram because each error needs to be resent to the ram - thus doubling the time that it takes to transfer the data....

Fox_Smash · 08-02-08

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Originally Posted by CorryBasler

So what you are saying is that a CPU with a Higher L2 and Clock Speed is going to remove the bottleneck? Is a 6000+ with a 3GHza and 2mb L2 going to do the job? I can OC the 6000+ higher to like 3.4GHz or so mabe higher?

sorry mate but only an intel processor will remove the bottleneck,i went from a x2 6000+ to a q6600 and the difference was huge in both games and 3dmark(3d mark went from 8k to 14k).
i am not a fanboy,just naming the facts.

Danylu · 08-02-08

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Originally Posted by CorryBasler

Well Crysis Plays on Medium Settings at 1280x1024 no AA and only a 15-25 FPS! COD4 Maxed Out at 1680x1050 and 4x AA gets a 35-140 FPS!

Get the new drivers that should work.

Um dude... I get 1680x1050 No AA High at 30-45fps in Crysis and I get about 60-120 in CoD4 at same settings as you.

noobdown · 08-02-08

how stable is the oc on the cards?

CorryBasler · 08-02-08

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Originally Posted by noobdown

how stable is the oc on the cards?

Runs ATI Tools for an hour on the artifact scan!

CorryBasler · 08-02-08

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Originally Posted by Domino

could his powersupply just not be handling the cards? Could his PSU just be faulty? The high memory clocks would hurt too, did you lock them when you overclocked?

My PSU runs at 11.52 watts acc. to HW Montiter!

noobdown · 08-02-08

what is your htt at?

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