Processor | Athlon 64 Venice 3200+ 2.0 GHz, max 2.6 GHz with Zalman CNPS7000B-AlCu |
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Yes, it might be unlockable, but based on the information given, it shouldn't be unlockable just by flashing the bios, since it should already be unlocked if it was possible to unlock it that way. A hardware mod might be able to unlock it, though.SPHERE said:yah i'm with shadowflare but i don't agree with him for the same reasons i think yours won't unlock cause gt's rarely do but i'm not 100% so i'd say don't give up yet
don't use a x800xt/pro bios on that they use a different core use a x850 so there is no chance of getting a bad flash. (make shure it's a pcie x850 though )
so you already tried the x850 and it didn't unlock the pipes and your are shure you used the moded flashrom? if this is true then i'd say you are screwed sry dude
You would have to ask W1zzard on that one, but I'm pretty sure that out of the values for the fuses data shown by ATITool, only CONFIG_ROM_FUSES is directly stored in the bios.lodoss118 said:hi got a question how can i change the other registers values, can someone change them for me like the ones in the first post
SPHERE said:so you already tried the x850 and it didn't unlock the pipes and your are shure you used the moded flashrom? if this is true then i'd say you are screwed sry dude
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CoNtr@ said:Well, partial success!
I managed to flash to an x850xt pe bios with fan control enabled and unlock 16 pipes. BUT when I did a restart, my temps went to hades and back. I was idling 75 degrees and underload it got up to 99 degrees before I aborted artifact scanning for fear of burning the card up. I backed the clock down to stock speed of 500/500 and it did not affect the temps, they were still high!
The thing I dont get is that I tested the card for an hour at xtpe speeds before I flashed to 16 pipes with no problems and the temp never exceeded about 72 degrees. As soon as I flashed to 16 pipes and the xtpe bios, the temp skyrocketed, even with the card underclocked. I do not understand this. Anyone have any idea why this might have happened?
Anyhow, I flashed back to an x850pro bios with 16 pipes enabled and all is well. Idle 40 degrees and load no more than 75. Maybe an arctic cooler will allow me to go back to the XTPE bios. But if anyone has any idea what may have caused the rediculous temps with the xtpe bios please do tell
Processor | Athlon 64 Venice 3200+ 2.0 GHz, max 2.6 GHz with Zalman CNPS7000B-AlCu |
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Motherboard | EpoX 9NPA+Ultra nForce4 Ultra with Zalman ZM-NB47J |
Cooling | All Zalman heatsinks (CNPS7000B-AlCu, ZM-NB47J, VF700-Cu) |
Memory | 1 GB (2x512 MB) DDR400 Corsair XMS C2 series, max 233 MHz @ 2-3-2-9 1T |
Video Card(s) | Sapphire Radeon X800GTO2 256 MB PCIe max 540/600, modded to 16 pipes |
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From what I've seen, the X850 XT PE bios uses much lower fan speeds (< 5% at idle, I think). That's very likely the reason it was getting hotter. I tried it sometime after I installed a Zalman VF700-AlCu on my card, so it actually wasn't changing the fan speeds.CoNtr@ said:Well, partial success!
I managed to flash to an x850xt pe bios with fan control enabled and unlock 16 pipes. BUT when I did a restart, my temps went to hades and back. I was idling 75 degrees and underload it got up to 99 degrees before I aborted artifact scanning for fear of burning the card up. I backed the clock down to stock speed of 500/500 and it did not affect the temps, they were still high!
The thing I dont get is that I tested the card for an hour at xtpe speeds before I flashed to 16 pipes with no problems and the temp never exceeded about 72 degrees. As soon as I flashed to 16 pipes and the xtpe bios, the temp skyrocketed, even with the card underclocked. I do not understand this. Anyone have any idea why this might have happened?
Anyhow, I flashed back to an x850pro bios with 16 pipes enabled and all is well. Idle 40 degrees and load no more than 75. Maybe an arctic cooler will allow me to go back to the XTPE bios. But if anyone has any idea what may have caused the rediculous temps with the xtpe bios please do tell
Megatron said:I think the xt pe bios enables higher default voltages running through the card.
ShadowFlare said:From what I've seen, the X850 XT PE bios uses much lower fan speeds (< 5% at idle, I think). That's very likely the reason it was getting hotter. I tried it sometime after I installed a Zalman VF700-AlCu on my card, so it actually wasn't changing the fan speeds.
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no they both use the sam e voltage the only ati cards out that i know of with voltage that is adjustable through the bios is the x1000 seriesMegatron said:I think the xt pe bios enables higher default voltages running through the card.
@eckybud
I believe u have 16pipes already with an xt ( or even if it was an xl ) so why not just overclock using a o/c tool, no need to flash bios.
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Megatron said:I think the xt pe bios enables higher default voltages running through the card.
@eckybud
I believe u have 16pipes already with an xt ( or even if it was an xl ) so why not just overclock using a o/c tool, no need to flash bios.
eckybud said:Ye it has the 16 pipes and runs 500 / 500 i was thinking of trying to up it to pe speeds and if all ok stick a cooler on it and hard mode it. Im havin a bit of a trip with the drivers dont know whats best not impressed with the card as it is just now any ideas??
cheers Eck.
Processor | Athlon 64 Venice 3200+ 2.0 GHz, max 2.6 GHz with Zalman CNPS7000B-AlCu |
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Motherboard | EpoX 9NPA+Ultra nForce4 Ultra with Zalman ZM-NB47J |
Cooling | All Zalman heatsinks (CNPS7000B-AlCu, ZM-NB47J, VF700-Cu) |
Memory | 1 GB (2x512 MB) DDR400 Corsair XMS C2 series, max 233 MHz @ 2-3-2-9 1T |
Video Card(s) | Sapphire Radeon X800GTO2 256 MB PCIe max 540/600, modded to 16 pipes |
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Display(s) | Dell 17" Trinitron CRT |
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I already gave you an answer.lodoss118 said:why am i being ignored is such a hard question???
ShadowFlare said:You would have to ask W1zzard on that one, but I'm pretty sure that out of the values for the fuses data shown by ATITool, only CONFIG_ROM_FUSES is directly stored in the bios.lodoss118 said:hi got a question how can i change the other registers values, can someone change them for me like the ones in the first post
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