That's why pro's are so affordable. Cheaper chips. Not a bad OC on the chips even stock.
Anyone had luck OCing X1950 Pro memory?
With an app other than Overdrive, I don't have it availible with the HIS. I'm at 668.25 right now using driver level OCing with ATI Tray Tools. Anytime I try to up the memory, boom blue mesh looking screen. No biggie though, this card runs like a champ! Stock memory is clocked at 742.5 MHz, and it is the Samsung 1.4 ns BC14 memory here:
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Kinda weird though, I would think that they would have the BC12 1.2 ns memory that is rated at 800 MHz, seeing as how my memory is now 42.5 MHz over the max frequency rating.....
http://www.samsung.com/Products/Semi...K4J55323QG.htm
Kinda weird though, I would think that they would have the BC12 1.2 ns memory that is rated at 800 MHz, seeing as how my memory is now 42.5 MHz over the max frequency rating.....
http://www.samsung.com/Products/Semi...K4J55323QG.htm
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Google around for a review that took the HS off, that's how I found out what memory mine has....if not search some forums.
I have successfully overclocked my memory using Rivatuner to 823 MHz, then saving the profile with ATI Tray tools. This was with driver level OCing.
Originally Posted by nyder  How the fan on yours? Is it loud? I can't even hear mine. =) You have the pci-e version, correct? Wonder what chips are on mine? (agp version). I didn't want to take it's big ass fan and heat sink (mine wraps around the card, wonder if they are all like that?). Wasn't curious then, but now I am. =) |
I have successfully overclocked my memory using Rivatuner to 823 MHz, then saving the profile with ATI Tray tools. This was with driver level OCing.
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