Originally Posted by pvhk
not a fight!
Just to say that the asus bios works fine with my gigabyte HD5770 freshly flashed!
Very nice.
What about flashed with the Sapphire?
not a fight!
Just to say that the asus bios works fine with my gigabyte HD5770 freshly flashed!
Very nice.
What about flashed with the Sapphire?
Last edited by SonDa5; 10-29-2009 at 11:23 AM.
My Sapphires are completely fine with the Asus bios, running smoothly at 1000 Mhz, 1.225v.Very nice.
What about flashed with the Sapphire?
Before I were stuck to 960 Mhz on 1.164v.
What method did you use for flash?
How is the performance?
USB boot disk (required my hard drives to be unpluged), containing Atiflash and the Asus bios named 'Bios.bin'.
In startup:
C:\>atiflash -f -p 0 bios.bin
This command will force whatever you have titled 'bios.bin' to be written to the graphics card bios, so make sure you have the right one, and if it anything goes wrong, your card dies.
Vantage score at 1000 / 1250 was P17882, a little lower then my sig score because that was done at 960 / 1445. I will try a run at 1000 / 1445 some time, but cant be bothered just yet.
Last edited by Mungri; 10-30-2009 at 03:50 PM.
Thank you.
Not sure how much the CPU effects your score but your Vantage score is very nice. I'm starting to think the HD5770s in Xfire can stand up to single HD5850 in the Futuremark benchmarks.
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