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Yeah. It is all the way in. I just don't know why. It takes other HD3850 but not the Turbo one. I was on my way to test the Zotac cards. I hope I can make it work with other Asrock board. It is the main part of this project. If it died I have to put the project on hold til I fould another one. Oh God. Why??
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mmm... have you tried without connecting the power cable to the card and see if the card bios flashes the warning message?
Have you modified the card bios?
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Here are the list I've tried so far: -6 pins power plug. -No power plug. -Different power plug. -2X molex power plug. -Half way in to the board just to see the warning sign (no sign). -Take off the cooler and put a lil more thermal paste. No mod had been done for the part. All before these I dissembled the cooler and RAM sink to measure the water block size and put everything back in. I didn't got into the Windows with my Biostar board. I assuming it is works because I can see the BIOS. I'm exhausted of trying. I was going to start a work log blog because I got all the primary parts except the water cooling stuff. I didn't have any updates because I'm trying to get the card work. What else I could try while waiting for the new board? I'm crossing my fingers and toes and my balls for this. |
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I can't think of anything else really. Does the motherboard posts? Does the card fan spin?
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Jayzilla, what happened? Did you get the 3850 to work?
On a related note, I just got a QX6800 ES Hopefully it will remain 100% stable at 3.24Ghz (my QX6700 does 3.24 but Crysis 2 always crashes it)
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nah, I don't know, the chip seems to be a dud. It couldn't pass my stress test at stock settings (100 IBT max loops). It failed on the 82th loop.
I'm going to lap it later to see if that helps
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The card suddently works after countless hours of trying. I tried to switch all the componemts. Sometime my board is not turn on at all. My frustration went up after the new board doesn’t post at all. I don’t care anymore because I got it working…for now. I got electric shocks many times from my Zotac PCI’s card through the DVI cable. The mother board problem could be my PSU or this: I need a new board anyways. The color of my old one is going out. Anyways. A complete Zotac PCI benchmark scores are here. GT520 PCMark05: 7081. Graphic: 1441. 3DMark05: 2382. 3DMark06: 1411. 3DMark03: 6399. Novabench: 606 GT430 PCMark05: 7181. Graphic: 1524. 3DMark05: 2452. 3DMark06: 1489. 3DMark03: 6944. Novabench: 606 GT430 (big card) FTW. On Vista Home 32Bit 3DMark Vantage. The score is more different but not day and night. PPU ON CPU: GPU1: 14.08. GPU2: 16.67. CPU1: 1540.19. CPU2: 19.73 (E6111) PPU ON 520: GPU1: 14.06. GPU2: 16.58. CPU1: 1543.87. CPU2: 35.68 (E6259) PPU ON 430: GPU1: 15.63. GPU2: 18.46. CPU1: 1519.41. CPU2: 37.52. (E6901) GT430 FTW Obviously PhysX is better on the Zotac cards than CPU, but in FluidMark there is a different story. GT520: Multicore on. Global score: 24. Force CPU checked- Global score 50 GT430: Multicore on. Global score: 23. Force CPU checked- Global score 41 Is that mean the CPU process PhysX better than the cards? GT520 is the winner in here. The HD3850 will not work on Vista. Same issue as W7. So I can't test the cards on hybird mode and I haven't try on XP either. ![]() I am cleaning my desk and get ready for the work log.
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HD3850 with full-covered water block
It takes me awhile to get the block. Been busy with school and stuff. I'm here to announce all the HD3850 water blocks will fits your AGP version, but I'm not sure anyone still care about it. The only down site about the Zalman blocks are aluminum. I need the copper one. It has fixed 3/4 fittings. I need 1/4 for my project. So I'm not going to use this block. I'm ordering the EK block. Am I the first one in here posting the water block?
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Nice to see that you managed to hunt down one. Where did you find it?
![]() Oh, and the QX6800 is running fine, I think that the dents on the heatspreader didn't allow the heatsink to make good contact.
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I have retired my AGP Q6600 HD3850 system. But good luck with your build! I can see you are having fun... I remember benchmarking and it was FASTER than an equivalent PCIe 3850 system. Early PCIe chipset days I guess.
I installed a gigabyte i-RAM with 4GB (4x 1GB) DDR. http://www.ebay.com/itm/GigaByte-iRa...#ht_873wt_1394 and http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=25947 Even though (today) a software ramdisk is much faster than this SATA1 ramdrive, it is still an interesting option for an AGP build. Why? On an AGP system you are short of memory, with the 865PE(?) chipset limiting you to max 4GB DDR. And if you are running x86 then you are also constrained my Windows memory management, giving you just 2GB before /PAE etc. So with a 4GB pagefile on the i-Ram drive, you get some pretty fast "paged" memory compared to HDD or even SSD. In fact, it worked so well, I had 2x of these devices in the system RAID 0'ed. I created 2x 4GB partitions. One exclusively for pagefile, and the other for temps, and manually pointed temp, web cache, winzip temps, etc. to it. The system was pretty snappy. If you are lucky, you sometimes see them going cheap on ebay... where a populated board essentially goes for the price of the DDR ram. If you have 4GB spare DDR knocking around, then it is worth $30-$50 just getting a board for the lolz. WARNING - Those batteries on board tend to survive a power blip or reboot, but will not hold your data overnight if you power down the machine. HERE IS A BENCHMARK of the i-RAM. Note that is it SATA1 constrained. So average read/write speeds max out pretty quick. However, random is fast compared to SSD. Note that these benchmarks are done on my new system not the AGP one. However, since the i-RAM is SATA1 constrained, the results will be pretty similar. http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/sh...5&postcount=12 http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=156974
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I have been eyeing those i-RAMs for a while but they are so expensive. One would thing they'd be $20 at this point like the Physx cards.
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Can't wait to see the log.
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Any chance of you wanting to get rid of the Zalman waterblock? I think I got bitten by the AGP bug again. I think I'll pickup another HIS 3850 (the single slot one) and put the waterblock on that.
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Work log is up!!!!!
I know I've been talking too much, but there is 0 bullshit from me. I'm serious about the HD3850.
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=171535 Check it out. It is cool. Quote:
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hey Jayzilla, long time no see!
I haven't updated in a while because I haven't got higher scores. I decomisioned my AGP HTPC and installed the HD4670 on the rig, mainly for the 1GB of VRAM and the lower power consumption since I had to switch to a 450w PSU. I'm giving it one last pimping: ![]() ![]() ![]() I also got an AM2NF3 board to play with Having some problems making it boot... question, did your board booted fine with the Phenom II X4 or did you have to use an AM2 CPU to flash the bios? My board came with the 2.50 bios and it doesn't want to post with my PII
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Installed the 3850 on the QX6800 box and ran some marks:
Cinebench: ![]() 3dmark03 38288 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm03/6489181 3dmark05 18404 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm05/5476584 3dmark06 12315 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm06/17075086 3dmark vantage P5423 http://www.3dmark.com/3dmv/4505511 pcmark05 11938 http://www.3dmark.com/pcm05/3183708 I'm running a G0 now and it sure helps with stability and seems to have some performance enhancements over B3 as I get higher scores on cinebench and IBT at the same speeds.
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New CPU, water cooled and a SSD ey. Nice. Did you run the benchmarks on W7? Or it is a glitch? Man, you have too many AGP systems, which one are you going to use to run deathmatch with mine?
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Oh. Let me guess. You are unable to get the score from PCMark04 right?
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yup, something about not having WMP9 installed.
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