Recent content by dark_lava_lizard

Doesn't anyone know depending on the fuses?

Are you sure it's only 128MB? What does the sticker on the back of the card say, it should say 128MB or 256MB. Or it could be that card is flashed with a 256MB BIOS even though it's really only 128MB, in which case the person that had it before you screwed up.

I'm pretty sure it's an R423 core, just because the core doesn't say R480. However, the core doesn't have any specific markings of being an R423, nowhere on it does it say R423. So, I ran ATItool and here are the fuses I got.

I'm thinking if you have the right card you can. I'm sure you don't want to read through all 20 pages on the softmodding since that was made manly for the AGP cards, not the PCI-E. I think it is possible but very rare. Good Luck!

Wait, so you bought the model you have in your above link and the pipelines weren't cut? Did it have 1.6 ns memory? Did you succesfully get it softmodded?

hmm, I think right in my title I said I wanted a PCI-Express one. Okay, someone help me with these 3 Sapphire X800Pros PCI-Express versions. So, I will e-mail newegg.com and ask them the difference between these 3 models. BTW, I have seen on several sites people flash their X800Pro PCI-Express...

oaky man, if you had read my post, I said I was looking at the PCI-Express versions. Also, I know you need 1.6 ns memory. Thats why I was asking what the difference in the 3 cards was. On http://www.techpowerup.com/bios/, I found a Sapphire X800 Pro BIOS that says it's made for 1.6 ns memory so...

Okay, I was looking on newegg.com for a X800Pro and I saw Sapphire has 3 models, the 100600SR, 100600L-Red, and 100600-Red. Does anyone know the difference between these 3 cards? Does one have 1.6 ns memory while the others have 2.0? I've googled these cards and I can't find the difference. Can...