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thx very much for the bios!
But when I tried it I had much lower fps in games than with the evga 470 sc bios. But that was because I had Xtreme Tuner on with the "21" bios and the bad fps was the same with the evga bios so I will try the 21 bios again and close the xtreme tuner.
/wekk
yes it was the xtreme tuner that reduced my fps
woot woot woot 900 core still 1.162 funny thing is at 1.2v it wont do it recon ovp kicks in
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dmv=2191701
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...oyesssbaby.jpg
no. this mosfet overheat. i have same with 1.175&upQuote:
Originally Posted by death
Hmmm, I have no problem with 1,213v.Quote:
Originally Posted by death
900 core runs with 1,075v
@OliverM84
for gtx 480 - work. difficulties with gtx 470
NVIDIA driver v256.76 Leaked
http://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/top...vidia-desktop/
yep, but you cant install it, at least not for me. I always get an error. 197.41 works with no problems so I dont know if it is real.Quote:
Originally Posted by stasio
@owikh84
1.038V - default voltage for both cards?
Yupe, default at 1.038v for both gtx480s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Factotum
That was on stock cooler.
I'm still waiting for 4Slot SLI Connector to cool them with EK FC-480GTX (Ni+Acetal)
http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/q...IMG_3899-1.jpg
Single watercooled GTX480 + EK OCed to 900/4800/1800 @ 1.125vGPU:
http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/7030/load900.png
humm strange its on water as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Factotum
all i want for xmas is nvidiaInspector
to have profiles pritty pleaseee
I check it with multimeter - with 1,162 in Nvidia inspector voltage dropped to zero under loadQuote:
Originally Posted by death
mmmm 5870 or 480
It all depends on whether you want slow DirectX 11 graphics features when they are released, this is Nvidis's Ace in the whole! Nvidia has some beta drivers that increase DX11 frame rates by 30fps on one particular game and that's only the beginning! The DirectX 11 muscle in Nvidia's new architecture and is just waiting to be tapped into! The 5870 is out of gas and has shown what it's capable of with good mature drivers, the GTX 480 however hasn't shown all that it can do yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvin54
@death
clocks less points more:
http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/3...age115v.th.png
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dmv=2201804
Overclocked 470's are beating up on 1Ghz 5870's in 06 by 3K pointsQuote:
Originally Posted by Marvin54
guys soft vcore monitoring is incorrect
please measure/monitor vcore via multimeter
where to measure/monitor vmem and vcore:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=251645
GTX480 SLI @ 836/4000/1672 @1.038v stock cooler
http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/3256/vantageoc.jpg
evga gtx 470 sc:Quote:
Originally Posted by NapalmV5
0.95 (soft) = 1.0 (multimeter)
1.012 = 1.06
1.087 = 1.145
1.162 = 1.229
Vdram=1.54 (multimeter)
measure point:
http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/7...ackx102.th.jpg
on my GTX480 it's 1.088V in MSI AB - 1.035V real, .05V difference. I should've checked the readings with a MM before. I think i'm getting old.
edit : oh yeah and my stock vdimm is 1.49V.
Same on GTX 480:Quote:
Originally Posted by Factotum
http://www.hardwareluxx.de/community...6-post897.html
in my case 1.125vcore @ soft = 1.245vcore @ dmm
@ load not idle vcore
yes i'v i checked with dmm and noticed that with the 470 and 480...msi ab monitoring does pick it up in load situations.
set 1.16v = load 1.215