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  1. 05-08-2009 08:32 AM #1
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    Question 4870x2 CF - Voltage Factory + Win7 64bit RC ?

    Anyone know if Voltage Factory app works with Win 7 64bit RC and 9.4 (8.612WHQL) Drivers with 2x HD4870x2 Crossfire ?

    I have 2x HD4870x2, one HIS brand does 860/950 stock hsf/bios and one Gigabyte does 837-842/995 stock hsf/bios. But together on Win 7 64bit RC in CF, can't seem to get past 847mhz on GPU if both cards clocked the same even if i raise voltage from 1.26v all the way to 1.34v on Gigabyte card.





    without touching volts 832/915 is easy start although GPUZ doesn't report correct clocks heh


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    But the question is... is that FurMark v1.6.5 stable? (Xtreme GPU Burning Mode + 1920x1200 Full Screen)
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    Quote Originally Posted by AgentGOD View Post
    But the question is... is that FurMark v1.6.5 stable? (Xtreme GPU Burning Mode + 1920x1200 Full Screen)
    FurMark is a waste of time.....it's not ranked on HWBot
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    true ...i'm only interested in max benchable clocks as i don't game... benching is my game (especially for memory related benchies)

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    Maybe win 7 have some issues with VF? Did you tried vista/xp?
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