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    Quote Originally Posted by os008 View Post
    Can you please point at the post that he posted that BIOS, i'll compare it to the original and try to figure out the differences, cause i also want to know how to get Overdrive to work with a modded BIOS!
    I think it is due to the voltage-lookup tables that ATI uses with the 38xx series (that's why voltage cannot be changed as easily in software like with X19xx series). I heard that when overclocking, Overdrive slightly bumps the voltage by miniscule amounts that hardly help at all, like by 0.005v increments or something like that (cant remember where I got the info..). For all 3850 cards, there is a specific voltage to be expected by the drivers and if they do not match, it wont work, as I have recently confirmed.

    However, Rivatuner still works with overclocking, which is a big .

    With HIS default bios, CCC allows me to slide it all the way to 900 MHz core and insane memory speeds. So here it is again, with a different filename this time.. It "should" be overclockable using CCC since this bios is default and unchanged. Also, the official speed in the hex editor is 736/982, not 735/980.

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    HIS Radeon HD 3850 IceQ3 TurboX 512MB 736/982 default clocks
    ATI's CCC sliders maximum of 900MHz core and 1100 MHz memory
    DEFAULT BIOS
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    Last edited by Bo_Fox; 12-22-2007 at 02:40 PM.

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