So I've got 2x watercooled Sapphire branded HD5970's with EK full cover blocks on them. What's the best software to use to overclock these cards?
I tried for a few hours last week using Afterburner but had zero luck. They run without issue at stock clocks, but crash when I tried to push them in the slightest.
Really hoping it doesn't require bios flashing.
Originally Posted by chuchnit
Why do you always have to bring two sockets into everything?Because a one socket system is only 1/2 a system..
You got two balls don't you?
I rest my case!
http://www.usdebtclock.org/
When I had my Asus and XFX Black Edition I used Afterburner for voltage and ccc for clock settings.
http://www.hwbot.org/submission/2157...70_16108_marks
From what I remember most people with Sapphire cards did need to flash them to get decent overclocks.
http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=185918
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I saw that thread also, tried the 800Mhz bios, and mine wouldn't display when rebooted, so I flashed back to the coldbug fix 735Mhz one.
Why do you always have to bring two sockets into everything?Because a one socket system is only 1/2 a system..
You got two balls don't you?
I rest my case!
http://www.usdebtclock.org/
You try Trixx yet?
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Decided to go in a different direction with 4x watercooled 7970 Lightnings. Posted up the 5970's in the FS section.
Why do you always have to bring two sockets into everything?Because a one socket system is only 1/2 a system..
You got two balls don't you?
I rest my case!
http://www.usdebtclock.org/
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