Recent content by WingMan

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHA :laugh: :respect:

http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=7858 See my last post in there. Why don't you LOOK (you don't have to search either in this case) before posting?

Just borrow or buy a very cheap PCI card and connect your monitor to it. Once you have video, do all the same steps to flash again your dead card. Make sure you pick a PCI card that has different chip of your dead card, otherwise you could re-flash the PCI card. Buy a SiS 6326 8MB or...

Don't listen to them. Just UNINSTALL Battlefield 2 and INSTALL it again. The game preserves the configuration of your old videocard, that's what's happening.

Well, it just so happens that we have 4 models of this cute GTO2: 100130 100130SR 100130VIVOL 100130VIVO My seller offered me 100130SR model, I need to gather information from this exact model of the x800GTO2. Please guys, lend me a hand on this! How much could you overclock your...

Sapphire X800GTO2 :)

Try this: Overclock the videocard with ATi Tool so much to make it show artifacts. Check if the noise comes exactly at the time the artifact is showed. That's what happened with my 9600PRO and my 300W PSU. I replaced the PSU and everything works fine now, no buzzing when I oc my card.

Confirmed by Tex75: Sapphire X800GTO2 w/Dual DVI & VIVO has -in fact- a R4Ñ0 core.

Oh, I forgot... That black squares you are indicating are called 'transfer resistor' and it regulates the voltage that goes by your card. I'm omitting that you are providing your card with the stock voltage... Do you?

Do this: Power off your PC, take out the card from and clean ALL the DUST from it. Also move all the cilinders and little things of it to put them straight up, I mean not falling to one side or other. Not like this: \ \ Nor like this: / / They should be like this: | | Be very carefull...

Tex75, take out that f*cking fan and tell us now what's under it!! Pleasee!! :D I'm very excited too because I'm about to order a GTO2 too and my seller said that the version comes with VIVO.

It's your PSU. It doesn't give the videocard enough voltage to keep it running at normal values. Beware, it's just a theory.