Posts by error-id10t

oh c'mon, the only real new reason to watch this thread was to see how far down he dug himself and still expected advise. Anyhow, I've gone through your posts from past week or so which relate to this problem. To me from what I see,...

Quote:Originally Posted by Penal Stingray how do I stop the throttling when it hit 70c? I think iRandomize was looking for people to test his method out, maybe ping him and see if he had a method to test..

Already pointed to the problem: 122% = 172W, that was not changed. Those volts and clocks go far beyond that power target (well not far beyond, but they exceed it) so what happens is you get throttled.

It's probably jumping around a lot because everything was 'upped' except the power target which is stock, so you're being throttled. The one you were using I think I made and that was 200W. Here's one if you're interested, it's: 1202Mhz...

If you google Vaio S hacked bios you'll find quite a few hits, I don't know the specifics but I guess if you're interested that's always one way to move forward.. now that said, I wouldn't be worried, even if you had SATA3 the only...

Quote:Originally Posted by getyasome OCZ Vertex 2 I'm just going to say that's your problem.

First page has this (old vBIOS) so why not mod your own.. EVGA/Reference GTX 670 Version: 80.04.19.00.70 FAN: 20% - 100% BP: 200W(100%) - 225W(112%) REF670_VMOD_BP-200-225_FAN-20-100.zip

Quote:Originally Posted by dr/owned That brings up a good question: is it even possible to completely brick a card? Completely, yes. As in, it cannot be found in BIOS and nothing sees it anymore, yeap. Good luck trying to fix that....

What's your OS .. Windows 7 Home Basic? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa366778(v=vs.85).aspx#physical_memory_limits_windows_7

It's luck of the draw and maybe your chip sucks. I don't have your setup but I know my chip sucks as I need to stay 1-2 multi below what normal/better chips do at my volts. Like you, I could run it all day at 1.54v under water with no...