Posts by KingT

Quote:Originally Posted by d1nky wow.... thats some old card history there. V1 had the problem of contact to components due to poor chassis design, ive read many stories of card sagging and thus heat problems. it wasnt just on the...

It's a reference PCB design, AMD logo is not important. Reference HD7950 PCB - 109-C38137 number Reference HD7970 PCB - 109-C38637 number CHEERS..

Quote:Originally Posted by 0CALEFACTION0 Thoughts on this card? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121560 It's a great card when it actually works, but very often is voltage locked and buggy card ( high rate of...

Quote:Originally Posted by pioneerisloud I ran a reference Sapphire 7970GHz off a 2005 Antec 500 PSU. It ran just fine mining up until the VRM's on the card popped thanks to my Accelero. Why your MOSFETs pop'd due Accelero? Is...

Quote:Originally Posted by kcuestag  [[SPOILER]] Anyone knows what cards are those? Apparently that's the rig they'll be using to show Battlefield 4 Multiplayer tomorrow, wondering if those are 2x HD7970's or 2x HD7990's?Those are two...

Quote:Originally Posted by glina Very likely. DC2 fans have a higher CFM rating, as they are thicker. Vapor-X would need to run at higher rpm to match this airflow. At 1600rpm they are barely moving any air at all (and I assume are...

Quote:Originally Posted by glina I set 0.99V in Trixx and effectively got around 0.92V after vdroop. Power draw was similar to yours at around 110W. So DC2 performs 8C better than VaporX cooler at those settings (62C vs...

Quote:Originally Posted by d1nky is yours version 1 or 2? i can only get 1800 on certain benches with 1.6v stock. to be fully stable mine likes 1150/1750 and that could be 24/7 I have V1 card,and my VRAM is stable at 1850MHz, at...

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I have Asus HD7950 DC2T with Hynix memory (H5GQ2H24MFR-T2C chips rated at 1250MHz ), 1.6V stock and the OC to 1850MHz stable with 1.6V, I have tried to undervolt them once and they were stable @ 1600MHz with 1,55V (havent tried to lower...