No capacitor/choke squealing, that is a very good sign :)
My 3870 does that under load, pretty damn annoying. even moreso that its vmodded
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No capacitor/choke squealing, that is a very good sign :)
My 3870 does that under load, pretty damn annoying. even moreso that its vmodded
No benefits for me in crysis with hotfix as well.
Is anyone getting flickering on the second DVI port when overclocking? When using even the smallest 5mhz overclock in CCC, I get slight image tearing and flickering on the second DVI port. This is on vista 64 with the hotfix drivers, and one visiontek 4850. At stock there are no issues at all.
Sweet cards Jimmyz, I'm glad that ATI has turned things around in the GPU market, and I'm also glad that we have a new Etailer (FX) who don't price jack stuff.
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Originally Posted by Guilherme
crysis @ single card @ 1680x1050 @ Hotfix
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...11&postcount=2
(at the end of the post)
:up:
Nice fps for a high crysis at vista. Did u try CF? or it doesnt work in 64 vista? Im really curious whether any flickering happens at crysis very high...Quote:
Originally Posted by mascaras
Thanx 4 the bench....
I'm going to ask here cause there isn't anywhere else I would find the info. Well, short of looking up the chips themselves and finding out manufacturer specs...
Anyway, what are the dimensions of the of GDDR chips on this board? They don't look like the standard 14x14mm bga chips.
I'd like to know so that I can get appropriately sized sinks for them.
Thanks for any info on that!
Great review! Happy to see people gleefully ripping off the stock heatsink and poking around under the hood of this superb offering from ATI.
So what waterblocks are being used? I saw the DD Maze mentioned, trying to decide if I can't wait for something else to go with either some low profile maze 5s, or see about the Fuzion GFX 2, if/when it comes out, though the mazes are cheaper. That's about the only drawback I'm concerned about with getting a pair of 4850s, is having that heat sitting in my case if I don't watercool them, at least my 8800GTX shoots the hot air out the back.
The data sheet says 10mm x 14mm for the Qimonda chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by inphu510n
Did you replace the thermal tape on the memory as well or just on the gpu? Did just the gpu on my visiontek's and idle temp is still 81.
I've made comparison between these twoQuote:
Originally Posted by LaMpiR
4850 power is absolutely twice the power of 8800GTS 320MB in devil may cry 4 benchmark and also lost planet extreme edition game
In lost planet all high AA 8x I got about 30fps stable 1440x900 while 8800GTS is about 11 fps all high no AA :shocked:
I blow the heatsink near the fan and I get 55 degrees idle, 85 degress full loadQuote:
Originally Posted by gs274
I know it's more powerfull. I've read the official benchmarks. I will go for 4870.
I picked up a zalman vf1000 today and temps are so much better now. I was loading at 80c im now loading at 45C and i overclocked it to 700mhz.
Can it go over 700Mhz?Quote:
Originally Posted by DPGX
only by bios mod at this time , it is risky if you aren't familiar with the process.Quote:
Originally Posted by LaMpiR
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=192411
keep in mind you can't really add voltage so it needs to be hardmodded for that. the mod thread is listed in the first post.
With the Powerplay being defective and hopefully being fixed in Catalyst 8.7, is there anyone who can confirm for now that the 4850 will use only 10w in idle? I tried some fishing but that failed unfortunately.
Pretty important issue considering that my videocard will eat out of its nose in 95% of the time.
Test System
E2180 3.7 Ghz Air Cooler
Sapphire HD 4850 680 / 2100 Mhz Stock Cooler
1000 Watt silverstone olympia psu
Biostar TP35 Motherboard
19 Flat LG Monitör
Thermaltake Bettle Cpu Cooler
System SS
1
http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/656/82114476ex8.jpg
e2180 3.7 ghz 3DMARK2001 SCore: 50520
http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/8975/505202001xq0.jpg
3dmark 2003 Score: 37889
http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/4473/200337889wd3.jpg
3DMARK2006 ScORE: 12839
http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/5720/2006yp7.jpg