700mhz wall on HD4850 is smashed.

Hi I did at Slovak OC competition after V.M. 950MHz core clock. Core voltage = 1,62V. We cooled by water and rediator was in DICE. Sorry 4 my english. Does abyone want voltmod for 4850??

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Originally Posted by les_paulde

I was kind of wondering the same, has anyone got any experiece with using method 2 to hack the bios limits and still being able to use the latest catalyst drivers (9.1 atm)? From what I can gather, most people either stick with catalyst 8.7 when the bios got hacked without the correct hash, or stick with the Asus top version which allows limits of 800 (gpu) and 1300 (mem), while keeping its functionality in the later catalysts.

Can anyone comment on this? Thanks in advance! :up:

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use Ati tray tools and remove CCC,i had to do it when i wanted to bench over 800Mhz on core since with CCC on,the clocks would revert back to stock.:mad:

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Originally Posted by gamervivek

use Ati tray tools and remove CCC,i had to do it when i wanted to bench over 800Mhz on core since with CCC on,the clocks would revert back to stock.:mad:

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Thanks for the amazingly quick reply! :D

Thats what I heard as well, but am I right in assuming that Crossfire won't work anymore then? If it does still work this would most certainly solve the problem and I would be :clap:

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Originally Posted by les_paulde

Thanks for the amazingly quick reply! :D

Thats what I heard as well, but am I right in assuming that Crossfire won't work anymore then? If it does still work this would most certainly solve the problem and I would be :clap:

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well xbit had some trouble enabling crossfire in their recent review and finally ati tray tools came to their rescue.:ROTF:

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made my Radeon HD 4830 cards work in CrossFireX mode by installing the drivers manually and specifying the path to the inf-file of the first and then second card. Catalyst Control Panel must not be installed because CrossFireX mode is disabled upon its installation, and the necessary tab disappears in the driver’s panel. Therefore I used the handy ATI Tray Tools software (I want to express my thanks to its author here) to enable that technology.

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http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/vid...e_5.html#sect0
and iirc i have seen other review sites using it for their CF reviews as well so it should work fine.
since the ATT is a bit detailed its takes some time getting used to,but once you are comfortable with it you won't need CCC ever.:up:

Nice you were totally right!! :up: :clap:

Instead of using ATT (as it won't run without a hitch on my x64 vista), I'm using Rivatuner now. This really works a treat, and as long as you don't install CCC while installing the graphics drivers, Crossfire is enabled by default (as it is the installation of CCC which turns it off by default). So I guess I won't be able to turn it off in case I want to run folding@home on both cards seperately, but it seems that thats all I have to worry about so I'm happy as can be!

I will vMod my 2 HD4850s this weekend as I am receiving my full coverage waterblocks, this should be heaven! :yepp: Once it is working properly I might flash the Asus top bios, but don't really see the need if you can just manually overclock using Rivatuner..

EDIT: voltmodding done, now I've reached 770Mhz, 3dmark vantage stable, with a Vcore of 'only' 1.26v:
http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/q...9144250mhz.jpg

All I did was apply the hardmod, install Catalyst 9.1 without CCC, installed Rivatuner and my system was ready for some pushin... ;) Considering I'm only at 1.26v now, and under water, I should be able to reach 800 and above hopefully. No need to flash the bios whatsoever, which I was quite happy with. Will keep you guys posted...