Quote Originally Posted by PhilDoc View Post
Once you reach a clock that's over what CCC can reach (885) it will stop reading. From what I can see that's normal. That doesn't mean your clocks are screwed up.

As far as your memory. Every card is different, but you'll probably get some better memory clocks as well with better cooling. With the stock cooler I was hitting in the 80's load, with the V2 I'm getting in the low 40's load. That extra heat has to affect the memory clock as well. At least a little.
UPDATE:

I went back to the 1.377v bios, wasn't satisfied with the clocks i was getting with the non volted bios.

I'm going to try out 860 1251 but so far, i havent been able to hit high clocks.

I think it's the cooling. God knows what kinda glob they put under that headsink on the GPU. and the thermal pads on the ram modules might be causing problems too. A direct contact with that copper heatsink and some AS5 should seriously improve the results.

It has for my x800GTO, and my x1950pro in the past (both agp HEHE)

ALSO: Card is NOT stable above 60 temps...not when oc'ing anyways.